AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Security: WFP warns it may cut food assistance for 400,000 South Sudanese refugees and IDPs after September distributions due to funding shortfalls, with the rainy season making delivery harder and raising malnutrition risks for women and children. Urban Life & Environment: Central Equatoria Governor Emmanuel Adil declares city-wide cleaning days in Juba every Saturday, calling for better waste management, tree planting, and stronger enforcement to keep the capital “clean, green and safe.” Digital Skills: MTN South Sudan launches the Aweil ICT Hub in Northern Bahr el Ghazal to train young people in digital skills and support learning and innovation. Media & Elections: President Salva Kiir orders urgent action to fix challenges at the South Sudan Broadcasting Corporation as the country heads toward the 22 December 2026 elections. Culture & Community Space: Juba City Council and stakeholders agree to regulate Buluk Playground activities—no football during school hours, with limits on crowds and noise—to protect students’ learning, sanitation, and safety. Education Support: UNMISS Chinese Battalion donates learning materials and footballs to Jigomoni Nursery and Primary School in Yei River County, as the school appeals for more support like fencing, water, and computers. Women’s Empowerment: A Kuda Women and Girls Friendly Space is handed over in Dolo Payam with UNMISS support, aiming to offer psychosocial support, skills, and livelihood opportunities.
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