AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMedia and Radio: Central Equatoria’s information ministry and AMDISS have agreed to strengthen journalist training and community radio, with Terekeka’s station planned and Lainya and Morobo identified for future development. Culture: Juba’s University of Juba will host the Derik Cultural Festival from November 7–14. Artists and cultural groups will celebrate South Sudan’s heritage, with organisers putting peace and unity at the heart of the event. African Creators: The NAACP Image Awards has opened submissions for 10 new African film, television, streaming and music categories, giving South Sudanese artists a chance to seek wider recognition. South Sudanese Storytelling: WFP’s Storytellers project features Malish James, who recounts his childhood flight from Sudan to a refugee camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Visual Arts: South Sudanese-Australian artist Atong Atem’s solo exhibition is highlighted among recent shows, tracing a path to success.
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