South Sudan has reached another milestone in its journey of recovery from civil war, graduating its first group of unified armed forces from former rival groups. President Salva Kiir has called on the more than 20,000 new troops and other forces to refrain from political and ethnic divisions after they successfully completed basic training. Nick Mudimba has the details.
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