An analysis suggests that credible elections are no longer possible in South Sudan, and attention should shift to preserving the peace deal that underpins the current government. The peace deal is considered key to averting large-scale violence in the country. The analysis implies that without the deal, the risk of conflict increases significantly. It calls for a focus on maintaining stability rather than pursuing elections that may not be viable.
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