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One year after signing an agreement on the resolution of the crisis in the republic of South Sudan, fighting with an all-out ethnic civil war continues in the country with no end in sight. A group of activists, experts, and religious leaders have taken a step further to visit the AU headquarters in Addis Ababa to demand a solution to the impasse.
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