South Sudan's army has accused the opposition forces loyal to rebel leader Riek Machar of attacking government positions in the oil rich former Upper Nile State. The army says it has managed to push back the attacks which started four days ago and that calm has now returned to the area. CGTN's Patrick Oyet reports.
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