Uganda: Refugees urge South Sudan leaders to respect peace deal
Daniel Arapmoi
Press TV, Kampala
South Sudan leaders agreed Sunday to end hostilities and work towards peace following a five-year-old civil war. Now South Sudan refugees living in Uganda are calling on the rival parties to stick to the agreement. Our correspondent Daniel Arapmoi has more in the following report.
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