AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHumanitarian & Community Power: A new push behind Group Cash Transfer (GCT) argues aid should move decision-making and money to grassroots collectives, since communities already respond together when drought or shocks hit. Eastern Equatoria Crisis: South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria warns drought, insecurity and food shortages are driving people and livestock into neighboring areas, with women, children and the elderly hit hardest and tensions rising over scarce water and pasture. Rights & Accountability: The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan warns escalating violence and entrenched impunity are endangering civilians and blocking a credible democratic transition. Girls’ Protection: Government officials in Juba pledge stronger action against forced marriage and gender-based violence, calling for community reporting and education-focused change. Tech for Youth: MTN South Sudan launches an ICT hub in Rumbek to train young people in digital skills, support entrepreneurs, and spark local innovation. Local Life Story: A 78-year-old man in Juba appeals for help after his wife gave birth to triplets, seeking support for milk, diapers, clothing and medical care. Court Update: Riek Machar’s case faces new security concerns, with alleged threats raised in court and proceedings adjourned for further investigation.
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