WIRE — South Sudanese and Ugandan leaders have urged the Kuku and Aringa communities to abide by the resolutions reached during the recently concluded 6th Uganda–South Sudan Joint Border Meeting. The appeal came during a meeting with representatives of the Kuku community of Kajo-Keji County and the Aringa community of Ugandas Yumbe District held in Arua on Saturday. The leaders said the engagement was intended to communicate the outcomes of the joint border meeting and encourage the two communities to support the implementation The post South Sudan, Uganda leaders urge border communities to respect joint meeting resolutions appeared first on Eye Radio.
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