AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCybercrime Law Watch: South Sudan has started enforcing its Cybercrime and Computer Misuse Act, 2026, and civil society leaders say the timing could be used to silence voices ahead of the December 2026 elections—while officials insist it’s meant to strengthen cybersecurity and protect the digital space. Election Prep Pressure: Civil society group CEPO’s Edmund Yakani warns voter registration could be hit by delayed funding and insecurity, threatening staffing, materials, and payments across the country’s constituencies. Media Freedom Push: UJOSS is calling for stronger protection for journalists, warning that censorship, intimidation, and vague “national security” interpretations could damage the credibility of elections. Football Development: South Sudan Football Federation president Francis Amin Michael met FIFA’s Gianni Infantino to speed up football infrastructure and talent development, including plans for the country’s first Women’s Premier League. UNESCO Heritage Spotlight: UNESCO is set to consider adding South Sudan’s Boma–Badingilo migratory landscape to its World Heritage lists under threat, alongside other endangered sites worldwide.
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