Former rebel leader Riek Machar was sworn in as South Sudan's first vice president on Saturday after he agreed to form a unity government with his long-time rival President Salva Kiir, a move that could end years of fighting in the country. John Tanza, Managing Editor VOA South Sudan In Focus, provided analysis.
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