AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMartyrs’ Day in South Sudan: As 30 July is marked nationwide, leaders and commentators are pushing for the day to unite the country beyond party politics, with messages urging peace, unity, and national rebuilding. Inclusive sports: Light for the World held a two-day Juba workshop to expand sports access for visually impaired people, celebrating South Sudan’s blind football progress and calling for stronger government and public support. Elections and politics: Debate continues over South Sudan’s December 2026 elections, with voices arguing for polls to end endless transitions while warning conditions may still fall short of credibility. National holidays law: Lawmakers debated a draft National Holidays Bill to clarify how public and religious holidays are recognized and implemented across states. Sports on the pitch: Yei Joint Star FC is set to face Kenya Police Bullets’ regional rivals in CAF Women’s Champions League CECAFA qualifiers after the draw in Kigali. Local security: Aweil police detained a man accused of circulating counterfeit U.S. dollars, with investigations ongoing. Oil company denies cyberattack rumors: Nilepet dismissed social media claims of a ransomware breach as unverified.
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