AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedia Regulation: South Sudan’s Media Authority has given radio, TV, newspapers, online outlets and social media platforms one month to renew expired operational licences, with stakeholders pushing back over higher fees and asking for dialogue instead of an ultimatum. Health & Training: AGOSS handed maternal and newborn health training simulators to Juba Teaching Hospital to boost practical skills for midwives, nurses and reproductive health workers. Diplomacy Update: South Sudan denied reports that its Nairobi embassy closed over rent arrears, saying operations were disrupted by a temporary power/technical issue. Youth & Tech: MTN South Sudan launched “MTN Shabab Nation” for ages 15–25 with connectivity, education, entertainment and youth rewards. Humanitarian Pressure: UN agencies warn 650,000 South Sudan refugees and asylum seekers could lose food aid access within weeks due to funding shortfalls. Sports: South Sudan is in Group A for the FIBA Women’s Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament as Team Canada prepares for its matches in Guadalajara.
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