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South Sudan's comedian Dina Kiden is calling on all people in the country to work for peace.
Kiden's call comes at a time when tension is high among the political leadership in the country.
"If there is peace, I can travel to Malakal to do comedy, but if there is no peace, I cannot move." Said Kiden.
Last week forces loyal to South Sudan's president Salva Kiir clashed with opposition forces under first Vice President Riek Machar in the Upper Nile region.
Politicians in the coalition government have been blamed for putting the country on knife edge amid ongoing bitter fallout over the security arrangements. President Salva Kiir and his First Vice President Riek Machar recently disagreed over the ratios within the unified army command structure.
South Sudan’s youngest comedian calls for peace in the country https://fb.watch/c2yIE-XHE9/...
