2 November 2011 - First steps to form a government in South Sudan are encouraging, but expectations that it will become a stable, democratically governed country will not be met in the short term, according to a UN report issued today.
'Initial political steps encouraging' - Summary of the Secretary-general's report
- 13 December 2012
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