South Sudan's warring leaders agreed to a power-sharing deal in Uganda today that will see the rebel leader return to his position as vice president, Sudan's foreign minister said.
"It has been agreed that there will be four vice presidents: the current two vice presidents, plus Riek Machar (who) will assume the position of first vice president, and then the forth position will be allocated to a woman from the opposition," Al-Dierdiry Ahmed said, following the meeting in Kampala aimed at ending more than four years of civil war in South Sudan.
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