From The BBC-The two rivals are under increasing international pressure to meet a deadline of 22 February to implement a power-sharing deal.
The US last year warned that it would impose sanctions on anyone working against the peace process.
Pope Francis and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, spiritual leader of the Anglican Church, have said they will visit South Sudan once a national unity government is formed.
Mr Machar has long demanded that President Kiir reverse his decision to increase the number of states to 32, seeing it as a way to give positions to presidential loyalists and boost his power base.
On Saturday, the president agreed to return to a system of 10 states and sacked all 32 state governors, raising hopes of an end to the deadlock.
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