AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSports & Inclusion: South Sudan is pushing para-sports forward after a two-day Juba workshop, with officials and disability advocates backing expanded programmes for visually impaired athletes; the blind football team’s recent Kampala Division Two win is being hailed as a milestone. Politics & Public Life: The Central Equatoria governor’s office denies blocking an NPM rally in Lainya, calling the claims misleading and politically motivated. Health & Travel: India says it has screened 10,974 international passengers from Ebola-affected countries (including South Sudan) since May 23, with no Ebola cases reported so far. Business & Legal Risk: A U.S. court recognized a $1.02bn QNB arbitration award against South Sudan, raising the risk of international enforcement if payment isn’t arranged. Culture & Faith: A Scottish bishop excommunicated a rector after an illicit ordination—while in South Sudan, church leaders continue emphasizing peace-building and pastoral presence. Policy: Lawmakers debated a National Holidays Bill to set rules for national and religious public holidays.
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