00:00The International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers kicked off in South Sudan's Western Equatoria State on Monday,
00:07opening with a friendly football match between peacekeepers and local women.
00:11They were there to raise awareness of the need for peace.
00:15We have seen the presence of peacekeepers over 10 years.
00:21We worked together.
00:22We fought together to ensure that a lot of peace come to Tambora.
00:33Thank you for our peacekeepers that you managed to protect our civilians.
00:41We will stand with you to work for peace.
00:45Since South Sudan gained independence in 2011,
00:48Western Equatoria has been hard hit by years of military confrontations and intercommunal conflict.
00:55Had a lot of efforts together and collaboration in Tambora or Greater Tambora,
01:02in the eastern counties of the state.
01:05And even here in Yanvio, we express our commitment to continue this partnership and collaboration
01:12to ensure that we have sustainable peace in the state.
01:16The peacekeepers are part of the UN mission in South Sudan,
01:20an initiative aimed at preventing the country from relapsing into civil war.
01:25As the sacrifice those our brothers, lovely brothers, have laid down their life for the sake of peace,
01:31ask yourself, am I in peace in my home?
01:35We are members of parliament, as a leader.
01:37We are representing our community.
01:40If the peace started with me, that means my home will be peaceful, my community and the state.
01:49The event also honoured the peacekeepers who have lost their lives while serving in South Sudan.
01:55We are all in the south of auctions behind the food at West Hanover School.
01:58Thank you very much, thank you very much.
02:00Thank you very much, for having been meeting the good news.
02:02Amen.
02:03Vément comes offline.
02:03May God bless you in the Lord for the sake of peace...
02:15Your troubles is a péri-rux that has lost our union in the United States.
02:18LAUGHTER
02:18matsutãn
02:19So faré?
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