South Sudan: Easter messages from churches and politicians call for 'lasting peace'

Thousands of worshippers gathered during Easter processions in South Sudan, where church leaders and politicians called for 'lasting peace' amid ongoing violence. President Salva Kiir emphasized the importance of reconciliation and unity, while religious leaders like Santo Loku Pio urged leaders to adopt peaceful behaviors. Archbishop Justin Badi Arama also stressed the need for urgent actions to end violence and restore human dignity.