South Sudan is trying to sort out its political problems through a negotiated solution, after the country’s former rebel leader Riek Machar has returned to the capital Juba to take up his position as vice-president. The next step is to set up a transitional administration to prepare the country for new elections. Meanwhile, Newsday went to Juba One primary school for girls and asked the poetry club to write a letter to their president and first vice-president. (No teachers were involved in the writing!)
(Close-up picture of the letter from Juba One primary school for girls. Credit: BBC)
Release date: 27 April 2016
