South Sudan's President Salva Kiir says an attempted coup by soldiers loyal to his sacked former deputy Riek Machar has been put down.
It comes after heavy gunfire overnight in the capital, Juba.
Mr Kiir told reporters in the capital that the government was in full control and the culprits being pursued, and announced a night-time curfew.
Several people are reported wounded and hundreds of civilians have sought refuge at the UN mission in Juba.
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It comes after heavy gunfire overnight in the capital, Juba.
Mr Kiir told reporters in the capital that the government was in full control and the culprits being pursued, and announced a night-time curfew.
Several people are reported wounded and hundreds of civilians have sought refuge at the UN mission in Juba.
Read it all.
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