London, March 28, 2025 (AFP) - UK govt warns Britons to leave South Sudan 'now'

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British citizens "should leave South Sudan now", UK foreign minister David Lammy has warned, with fears growing the country is tipping closer to civil war as a fragile peace deal unravels. "My message to British nationals in South Sudan is clear. If you judge it is safe to do so -- leave now," Lammy said on X late Thursday, as the foreign ministry updated its travel warning for the country. The message comes after Wednesday's arrest of First Vice......

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