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As of 2023, South Sudan finds itself once more on the brink of chaos. Clashes between government forces and militias associated with Machar have reignited domestic tensions. Amidst accusations of a coup and growing ethnic rivalries, the international community watches closely, with neighboring countries such as Uganda threatening military intervention to ensure their vested interests in Kiir's government remain intact.
Recent unrest has led to deadly confrontations, culminating in the arrest of opposition leaders and a reassertion of authority by Kiir. The unity government, plagued by infighting, has made little progress towards implementing the prerequisites for a stable transition, such as drafting a new constitution and conducting credible elections.