Fighting reported in S. Sudan despite cease-fire

Published January 25, 2014 3:32pm ET



JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — In a sign a new peace deal may not hold, South Sudan’s government and rebels accused each other of attacks Saturday that come after the cease-fire was supposed to take hold.

If the attacks continue, government troops will defend themselves, said Information Minister Michel Makeur Lueth. The peace deal was signed Thursday night but did not go into effect for 24 hours, said Lueth.

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