South Sudan's warring parties have signed a new power-sharing deal aimed at ending five years of war that began fewer than three years after the country gained its independence.
Many hope the second power-sharing agreement since the start of the war marks a new beginning and will allow the nearly one-third of South Sudan's 12 million population that has been displaced to return home.
Al Jazeera's Hiba Morgan reports.
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