AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoBasketball Spotlight: FIBA has released its top 20 players to watch at the 2026 Women’s World Cup, with global stars like A’ja Wilson and Caitlin Clark headlining the list, plus names including Nigeria’s Ezinne Kalu and Mali’s Sika Kone. South Sudan Health & Media: WHO launched health journalism awards in Juba to help journalists and creators translate health info into simple, public-friendly language. Humanitarian Support: Japan pledged about USD 2.2 million through WFP for lifesaving nutrition for vulnerable women and children in South Sudan, targeting hard-hit areas. Community Life: South Sudan’s NBTS urged regular blood donation, saying mosques are key sources for restocking the blood bank as demand rises. Sports & National Pride: Eye Radio highlighted the “Bright Stars” as a fresh narrative for South Sudan beyond conflict—built on talent, discipline, and hope. Security Update: SSPDF said increased Juba patrols are meant to maintain stability and counter rumors, stressing presidential authorization. ICT & Trust: ICT Minister Ateny Wek Ateny rejected “fake” Crawford documents circulating online and said he doesn’t know the firms’ owners. Opposition Shake-up: SPLM-IO acting leader Oyet suspended its interim secretary-general and seven senior officials amid internal power struggles.
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