AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElections & Civic Life: The National Elections Commission says it has secured US$6 million for nationwide civic and voter education and bought the AIDA Hotel as its permanent headquarters, as analysts warn the 22 December 2026 vote could turn procedural without deeper constitutional, security, and political reforms. Constitution-Making: IGAD and partners reaffirm support for South Sudan’s constitution-making push, stressing inclusion and meaningful representation for women, youth, and marginalised groups. Governance & Accountability: A legal expert says free legal aid and pro bono services should protect vulnerable citizens’ right to court access under the Transitional Constitution. Sports & Youth: The South Sudan Wrestling Federation appoints former Radio Jonglei journalist Mabang Kur Lual as Program Coordinator to boost wrestling coverage and talent development. Tech & Skills: STEMpower South Sudan graduates 180 students from a four-month digital skills program across six centres, aiming for economic independence. Humanitarian Watch: Tonj East authorities appeal for urgent aid after communal violence displaced about 20,000 people, with food insecurity and health needs worsening.
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