In South Sudan a sense of calm is slowly starting to engulf the capital Juba. This follows the signing of a peace deal by President Salva Kiir on Wednesday. Residents in the capital say that despite the previous troubled times, they remain hopeful of lasting peace prevailing. Leslie Mirungu reports.
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