AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRoland Garros on TV: The French Tennis Federation and beIN Media Group have extended their exclusive Roland-Garros broadcasting deal across MENA and Asia for 2027–2031, with coverage spanning 34 territories via beIN SPORTS and OTT platforms. South Sudan visas clarified: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Interior Ministry have dismissed social media claims of new visa-free entry for Egypt and Tanzania, saying immigration rules remain unchanged and only official channels can announce changes. Cyber law watch: CEPO says it will monitor how South Sudan’s Computer Misuse and Cybercrime Act is enforced, warning it must not be used to silence dissent or restrict free expression. Women’s football milestone: The South Sudan Football Federation has finalized plans for the 2026–2027 season, including the launch of the country’s first Women’s Premier League. Juba court delay: A verdict in a May viral police assault case has been postponed to 24 July after a power outage disrupted proceedings. Peace deal tensions: Machar’s co-accused testified that a former army chief undermined the 2018 peace deal by failing to implement key security arrangements. UNMISS support renewed: New Zealand’s NZDF deployment to UNMISS has been extended for two years from 1 October 2026 to 30 September 2028, with personnel based in Juba. Ebola ripple region: DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak is reported at 2,423 cases and 967 deaths, with Save the Children warning children in Ituri need urgent psychosocial support.
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