JUBA: African leaders will on Friday discuss a spiralling crisis in South Sudan as the United Nations (UN) speeds up the deployment of extra troops in a bid to stem the violence sweeping across the world’s youngest nation.
A day after the leaders of Kenya and Ethiopia claimed “good progress” in peace talks held in Juba, east African leaders are due to meet in Nairobi to further efforts to end the raging ethnic violence.
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