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Exclusive: South Sudan rebel leader says government wants to scupper peace talks

2014/01/31 17:33:32 @Reuters: World News

JONGLEI STATE, South Sudan (Reuters) - South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar said on Friday that government threats to try him for treason were an attempt to scupper peace talks, and called for the president to resign, in his first face-to-face interview since violence erupted.
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