CLEAN : South Sudan rebel leader says peace deal not being enforced

The transcript discusses various topics, starting with initial remarks and context setting. It then moves on to the government's resistance to an agreement and the proposal for a federal system in South Sudan. The historical debate since 2011 is highlighted, followed by a discussion on international relations and sanctions. The speaker emphasizes the need for a federal system in a diverse country like South Sudan and critiques the imposition of sanctions by foreign powers.

What was the initial stance of the government regarding the agenda?

• They accepted it immediately.

• They resisted it initially.

• They proposed it themselves.

• They were unaware of it.

Why is a federal system suggested for South Sudan?

• Due to its economic stability.

• Because of its diverse population.

• To increase military power.

• To align with neighboring countries.

What is a major issue with the cessation of hostilities agreement?

• It was never signed.

• It lacks operational monitoring mechanisms.

• It was only temporary.

• It was too expensive to implement.

Since when has the debate about South Sudan's governance been ongoing?

• Since 2020.

• Since 2015.

• Since 2011.

• Since 2005.

What criticism is directed at the foreign State Secretary?

• For supporting South Sudan's independence.

• For imposing sanctions on Major General Peter.

• For ignoring the conflict in Unity State.

• For providing financial aid to South Sudan.