AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElections & Civic Life: South Sudan’s NEC says it will announce the 2026 general election date on June 22, while also rolling out civic and voter education after receiving US$6 million—still a small slice of the overall election budget. Governance & Daily Hardship: An activist reports a banking liquidity crisis in Juba, where civil servants are told salaries are deposited but can’t withdraw cash, forcing repeated trips and partial payments. Child Protection & Services: The Gender ministry marks African Child Day by urging families to protect children and improve access to WASH, warning against leaving kids to loiter and face abuse. Conflict’s Human Cost: In Jonglei, residents describe hunger so severe families survive on leaves and water lilies, as schooling and health systems struggle. Community Safety & Faith: A church in Gorom Refugee Camp was attacked after a man left Islam for Christianity—highlighting how sacred spaces can become targets. Culture & Sports: The South Sudan Wrestling Federation appoints former Radio Jonglei journalist Mabang Kur Lual as program coordinator, betting on media experience to grow wrestling.
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