The Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission or JMEC receives continuous rebuke from opposition parties over the credibility of current peace process after July violence, says Chairman.
Festus Mogae tells the UN Security Council this week that JMEC admits lack of genuine representation of SPLM-In-Opposition in the government.
The body maintains the urgent need for inclusivity in the peace process.
President Mogae calls for re-engagement of parties that had fallen out during July violence.
Opposition parties and civil society organizations have widely condemned the further expansion of South Sudan states from 28 to 35 in a recent presidential decree, he says.