Yes, sustainable peace is achievable; if effective governance, inclusive political dialogue, and international support are prioritized, South Sudan can overcome its challenges

Unlikely, due to entrenched political and ethnic divisions; given the depth of current tensions, peace may remain elusive without fundamental systemic changes

No, the situation is too complex to resolve in a decade; the challenges of governance, ethnic rivalries, and limited infrastructure make sustainable peace within 10 years highly improbable

Possibly, but only with significant intervention; sustainable peace could be achieved with increased international mediation, economic investment, and accountability for human rights violations

It depends on the commitment of all stakeholders; sustainable peace hinges on the political will of South Sudanese leaders, grassroots initiatives, and support from regional and global actors