AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElections & Governance: The U.S. says South Sudan’s leaders should ensure peaceful conditions and fund any December 2026 vote with domestic public resources, while rejecting any idea Washington is imposing a model. Political Parties: Days after Kornelio Kon Ngu declared a presidential bid against Salva Kiir, the National Alliance of Political Parties split, with rival factions trading accusations and Kon’s camp expelling the United South Sudan Party. Security Watch: CTSAMVM warns insecurity is still high despite fewer major clashes, citing abductions, forced recruitment, and attacks on civilians and humanitarian routes in Greater Upper Nile and Jonglei. Economy & Cash: Civil society activist Edmond Yakani challenges the Economic Reform Committee over why SSP liquidity remains tight in commercial banks even after reported non-oil revenue gains. Abyei: Gen. Pieng Deng Kuol says Juba has not abandoned Abyei’s final status process and urges residents to reject claims they are not South Sudanese. Youth & Education: Upper Nile University plans to overhaul agriculture training with practical, business-focused learning via a new partnership. Sports & National Pride: Bright Stars keep their World Cup push alive after a Tunisia window sweep, and officials renew plans for a national basketball arena.
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