South Sudan leader Kiir urges forgiveness for civil war
The South Sudanese leader has urged his people to forgive the north for killings during a civil war that lasted more than 20 years.
Salva Kiir made the appeal from the pulpit of a Catholic Cathedral in Juba.
Early results from Southern Sudan's referendum indicate the region has voted overwhelmingly to split from the north and form a new country.
Full results of the poll are not due until next month, but the region is widely expected to choose to secede....
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Salva Kiir made the appeal from the pulpit of a Catholic Cathedral in Juba.
Early results from Southern Sudan's referendum indicate the region has voted overwhelmingly to split from the north and form a new country.
Full results of the poll are not due until next month, but the region is widely expected to choose to secede....