South Sudan peace talks stall in Ethiopia

Peace talks aimed at ending months of fighting in South Sudan finally took place earlier this week in neighbouring Ethiopia. But the rebel delegation walked out a few hours later. Now both the government and rebel groups are being accused of trying to lock out religious leaders, other political parties and civil society groups from this latest round of talks. The BBC's Emmanuel Igunza spoke to Dr Lam Akol Ajawin, the chairman of other political parties engaged in the process.