As emphasized by Rajab Mohandis, a prominent figure in the country’s civil society. In an interview with the media outlets in Nairobi Mohandis, representing the People’s Coalition for Civil Action (PCCA) at the Nairobi peace talks, shed light on the pressing need for addressing deep-rooted issues in South Sudan.
Established in 2021, the PCCA comprises a diverse group of government critics advocating for democracy, human rights, and accountability. Mohandis highlighted the coalition’s grievances, including the lack of basic services, corruption, unemployment, and human rights abuses plaguing the nation.
Amidst the ongoing peace talks, Mohandis reiterated the coalition’s commitment to addressing these critical issues, emphasizing the importance of restoring peace and stability for the well-being of all South Sudanese. The discussions have centered around governance, security, and the economy, with a focus on concrete resolutions to propel the country towards a brighter future.
While challenges persist, including government responses lacking substantive solutions, the atmosphere at the talks remains relatively harmonious. The path to lasting peace in South Sudan necessitates a collaborative effort from all stakeholders, with a steadfast dedication to overcoming obstacles and forging a sustainable peace for the nation.
