AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBasketball & Sports: South Sudan’s Bright Stars kept their 2027 FIBA World Cup qualifying momentum going in Tunisia, beating Guinea 81-71 with a fast, outside-shooting style under Royal Ivey’s plan—while Nigeria’s D’Tigers suffered a tough 82-79 loss to South Sudan, leaving qualification hopes tight. Sports Development: The EU and Germany handed over a rehabilitated community sports ground in Terekeka, backing football as a tool for teamwork and peaceful coexistence. Ebola Watch: UN chief António Guterres renewed calls for $1.1bn more to fight Ebola in eastern DRC as cases and deaths rise, and WHO teams stepped up screening and education at a South Sudan border crossing. Community Health: South Sudan’s Muslim community is driving much of the country’s voluntary blood donations in Juba, with NBTS warning national collection levels still fall below WHO targets. Local Governance & Culture: Lakes State governor swore in new cabinet, commissioners and commission members, urging service delivery, security and citizen-first priorities. Security & Peacekeeping: South Sudan condemned the ambush that killed two UN peacekeepers in Jonglei and demanded a joint investigation.
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