AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoSouth Sudan Oil & Power push: Juba will host the 7th SSOP conference on 24–25 November, pitching oil, refining, midstream and power opportunities—while questions linger over open exploration blocks and production targets. Mining reforms: A two-day Juba workshop is set to validate new mining policy, a 2026–2030 strategic plan, and updates to the Mining Act and mineral title rules to boost transparency and investment. Juba foreign traders row: Juba County officials deny social-media claims of a seven-day ultimatum for foreigners to leave, saying the focus is on restricting small retail while welcoming lawful business and humanitarian work. Local tech for governance: Lainya County received office equipment from Juba’s Scenius Hub—printer, paper and Wi‑Fi—to improve day-to-day administration. Health system strain: Only 11% of South Sudan’s health facilities are highly functional, and the health response plan is 47% funded, leaving a major gap. Mothers’ blood drive: AGOSS launched a blood donation drive at Juba Teaching Hospital to support urgent transfusions for anemia and pregnancy complications. Sports & youth: The South Sudan Athletics Federation calls for more investment to help athletes reach regional and global events.
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