AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoUN Security & Peacekeeping: The African Union condemned a deadly Aug. 25 attack on a UNMISS patrol in Jonglei that killed two Ethiopian peacekeepers and wounded seven, urging Juba to investigate and prosecute those behind it. Elections & Security: In Warrap, more than 5,000 police recruits across six counties are undergoing election-focused training ahead of the Dec. 22, 2026 general vote, with applied drills and arms management planned. Land & Investment: VP Taban Deng Gai called for urgent Juba land reforms, saying the current tenure system blocks investors and limits access to bank loans by preventing land titles from being used as collateral. Diplomacy: Foreign Affairs Minister James Pitia Morgan traveled to Luanda for an AU summit on conflict prevention and continental security, while the government also summoned several ambassadors over a divisive joint statement ahead of elections. Health & Aid: WHO says South Sudan is still struggling to end reliance on family blood donors, with voluntary donations far below safe levels. Violence: At least 49 people were killed and 33 wounded in a cattle-raid attack in Warrap’s Tonj North county, blamed on armed raiders linked to Unity State.
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