North & South Sudan sign new action plan
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In Sudan today there is a glimmer of hope for the peace deal between former civil war enemies from the north and south.
The US special envoy to Sudan, Scott Gration, was in the southern capital Juba on Wednesday, helping to hammer out an action plan which was then signed by key leaders.
The plan is aimed at ensuring that several remaining key elements of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement, that ended over two decades of civil war, are fully implemented.
Brian Badi is deputy leader of the United South Sudan Party (USSP) based here in London. Paul Bakibinga first asked Mr Badi if he thought the signing of this action plan was a significant step.
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