CLEAN : Kiir calls for national dialogue to end South Sudan war

The transcript is a speech addressing the people of South Sudan, calling for forgiveness, unity, and national dialogue. It emphasizes the importance of protecting citizens and property, discourages hate speech, and highlights the need for positive international relations. The speaker reflects on the President's national address, acknowledging its significance and urging further steps towards reconciliation.

What does the speaker ask the people of South Sudan to do?

• To ignore the national dialogue

• To forgive any past mistakes

• To continue fighting

• To leave the country

What is the speaker's message to those carrying arms?

• To join the national army

• To stop destroying their own homes

• To continue their fight

• To seek international support

What does the speaker urge the national army to do?

• To focus on international missions

• To invade neighboring countries

• To uphold their constitutional mandate

• To disband immediately

How does the speaker view the international community's role?

• As a hindrance to progress

• As a supportive ally

• As an indifferent observer

• As a competitor

What does the speaker suggest about the President's request for forgiveness?

• It is unnecessary

• It is too late

• It is a good step but more is needed

• It should be ignored