AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Mobility: South Sudan’s Ministry of Interior has shut down fresh rumors that Egypt and Tanzania nationals get visa-free entry while others face new fees, insisting the visa regime is unchanged and the claims are “false, misleading.” Security & Peace Dialogue: The SSPDF says it will start dialogue with community leaders, youth, women, and White Army leaders in Jonglei, Unity, and Upper Nile, urging armed civilians to stay out of conflict and push for full transitional security arrangements. Women, Services & Insecurity: UN police report women in Western Equatoria’s Bangolo say insecurity, lack of medicines, and school closures are driving families into deeper hardship. Cybercrime & Rights: CEPO says it will monitor how the Cybercrime and Computer Misuse Act is enforced, warning it must not be used to silence dissent. Higher Education & Youth: Ayii University’s founder will chair an IUCEA session in Nairobi, while President Kiir approved three new public universities (Aweil, Kuajok, Yei) and the government launched a mobile learning push for teachers, especially female educators. Abyei & Elections: South Sudan and Sudan trade sharp statements over Abyei residents voting in December 2026 elections.
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