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No one could have predicted scope of South Sudan crisis, outgoing UN envoy says

Jul 01, 2014, at 03:36 pm

New York, July 1 (IBNS) As the top United Nations envoy in South Sudan prepares to complete her tenure, she says that no one could have predicted the horrible conflict that has gripped the world’s youngest nation for the past six months and urged the parties to put the country and its citizens above all else in order to restore peace and stability.