AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoFootball & Identity: Egypt thrashed South Sudan 5-0 in the 2027 AFCON qualifiers in Juba, but the bigger talking point was Mohamed Salah’s absence—Egypt rested him over fears of injury on the “tartan”/artificial turf, and another Egypt camp player, Mohamed Abdelmonem, also left Nice said it was to protect fitness and safety. Media & Careers: South Sudanese female journalists are pushing back on “certificates only,” urging UJOSS and partners to offer real chances—workshops, mentorship, and fair selection—so trained reporters can apply skills and mentor others. Human Rights: Human Rights Watch condemned the UAE’s year-long detention without charge of South Sudanese commentator Samuel Peter Oyay, saying authorities have not explained the legal basis for his arrest. Elections & Politics: Ramaphosa urged South Sudan to uphold the 2018 peace deal as December elections approach, while SPLM launched its election campaign in Eastern Equatoria. Community Protection: Chiefs in Central Equatoria were urged to act against child marriage and keep girls in school, turning commitments into local action.
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