Seven Years On: Citizens accuse leaders of failing to bring stability

Seven Years On: Citizens accuse leaders of failing to bring stability

Juba, South Sudan (Eye Radio) —As South Sudan marks the seventh anniversary of the Revitalized Peace Agreement, some citizens are voicing their frustration over the slow pace of implementation, accusing leaders of failing to bring lasting stability. In comments made on Eye Radio’s “Dawn” program, citizens argued that the agreement benefits politicians and government officials more than it helps ordinary people. “The seven good years have been wa…