AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoParliament & Media: South Sudan’s parliament ordered journalists and the public out of constitutional amendment proceedings in Juba, approving the bill behind closed doors—sparking fresh calls for transparency. Sports Inclusion: The South Sudan Football Federation pledged support for Deaf Football Development, backing a nationwide structured program after talks with the Deaf Football Federation in Juba. Tech & Learning: A South Sudanese software engineer urged AI lessons in the national education curriculum so students can spot AI-made images and misinformation. Legal Community: South Sudanese lawyers are in Cairo for the Pan African Lawyers Union conference, with discussions on AI in justice and governance. Public Accountability: Information Minister Ateny Wek Ateny dismissed social-media documents alleging a $15 million influence payment and a linked appointment, calling them fake and promising investigation. Health & Tobacco Control: South Sudan is pushing to ratify the WHO tobacco control treaty with a stakeholder meeting in Juba. Telecom Reform: Telecom operators were ordered to pay government revenue in cash as part of economic reforms. Humanitarian Nutrition: Japan pledged about $2.2m to WFP for lifesaving nutrition support for women and children in hard-hit areas. Culture & Identity: A feature highlights Tupac Shakur’s enduring influence across Africa, including South Sudanese street culture.
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