UN Blames Uganda, Kenya for Fueling Conflict in South Sudan

A U.N. official has intensified the call for an end to violence in South Sudan, following sustained diplomatic pressure from the African Union on South Sudanese leaders. Adama Dieng is the U.N. secretary-general's special adviser for the prevention of genocide. He told VOA's South Sudan in Focus program Monday that Uganda and Kenya are contributing to the conflict. "Although the responsibility is to protect the population in South Sudan, the timely responsibility lies with...

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