Only home-grown solutions can bring about lasting peace in South Sudan. This is according to the delegates who participated in South Sudan's national dialogue which brought together more than 500 delegates from all over the country to collectively analyse the root causes of the problems plaguing the country. Supported by The United Nations Development Programme-UNDP, the conference was the first nationally-owned and countrywide opportunity for citizens' voice and it worked on wide-reaching resolutions designed to strengthen unity in the country.

For more on this, Channel Africa’s Khumbelo Munzhelele spoke to Kamil Kamaluddeen, representative of the United Nations Development Programme in South Sudan.