South Sudanese Refugees begin optimistic journey back to Yei

More than 50 South Sudanese who have been living in Uganda as refugees returned home on Sunday, an optimistic decision largely driven by the recently signed cessation of hostilities agreement.

The authorities in Yei River state received the refugees, who are reportedly part of a larger group of South Sudanese eager to return home.

Radio Miraya spoke with two of the newly arrivals in Yei and this is what they said;

The chairperson of Relief and Rehabilitation commission in Yei River State Peter Butilli Farajalah explains how many people have arrived in so far.