AGP Executive Report
Last update: 40 minutes 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 for dialogue over higher fees and tight timelines. Public 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. Youth & Entertainment Tech: MTN South Sudan launched “MTN Shabab Nation” for ages 15–25 with connectivity perks, education, entertainment and youth rewards. Diplomacy Update: The Foreign Ministry says the South Sudan embassy in Nairobi remains open, blaming a temporary technical issue for reduced operations amid a cash crunch. Ebola Watch (Regional): In DR Congo’s Ituri, former rebel fighters are being deployed as community mobilisers to help prevent Ebola spread as the outbreak accelerates and threatens neighbouring South Sudan. Sports & Culture (Global): A TV guide for Newcastle United vs Bayer Leverkusen and a movie review for “Minions & Monsters” round out the week’s entertainment coverage.
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