AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWomen’s Football & Community Sports: CAF acting secretary general Samson Adamu landed in Juba for a 24-hour visit, handing over a school block in Libya 1 Primary School and launching South Sudan’s first women’s football league, backed by CAF and the Motsepe Foundation. Women’s Premier League Kickoff: Wajuma FC captain Mary Atong says her side is ready for the inaugural South Sudan Women’s Premier League opener against Bentiu City at Juba National Stadium, calling the league a key pathway for girls to reach regional competition. Sports Investment Push: South Sudan’s Youth and Sports Minister Atong Kuol Manyang Juuk met the Turkish-African business community to pitch a modern National Sports Complex and stadium upgrades that could boost football, broadcasting, entertainment and tourism. Media & Safety Training: The National Press Club-South Sudan trained security personnel and journalists in Unity State on freedom of expression and protecting journalists. Culture & Nature: UNESCO World Heritage status for Boma and Badingilo parks spotlights the region’s migratory birds and rainy-season spectacle. Migration & Justice (Global, South Sudan links): A South Sudanese teen, Chan Atak, was jailed for piloting a record 165-migrant “mega-dinghy” across the English Channel, and UK police detained seven migrants found hiding in a lorry.
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