A senior political analyst and a lecturer at the University of Juba on Monday said that there is need for reforms in the proposed future transitional government to avoid more confusion and unrest in South Sudan.
James Okuk told Bakhita Radio Wake up Juba show that more negotiation on terms of transitional government should be made to avoid vacuum in the future.
He added that the wrong set up system of the government should be corrected.
The analyst said the proposed transitional government should come up with the right foundation and new constitution that governs the country suitably.
Dr Okuk said the government, SPLM/A in opposition, former detainees, political parties, civil society and religious groups have to agree on who should spearhead the transitional government.
He added that stakeholders should have consensus of leadership either to fail or make the agreement successful.
President Salva Kiir and Dr Riek Machar Teny signed a ceasefire deal on Friday vowing to end the five-month conflict.