AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoAbiemnom Massacre: Amnesty International says South Sudanese authorities and UNMISS had warnings before the March 1 attack that killed more than 200 people, but failed to act adequately. It is urging an investigation and accountability. Election Concerns: With the December 22 vote approaching, UN and AU officials warn that rushed or exclusionary elections could deepen instability. The opposition questions the election commission’s readiness, while the SPLM says it is ahead of schedule. Energy Investment: The country’s three oil operating companies will meet international partners at South Sudan Oil & Power in Juba on November 24–25. South Sudan aims to raise production from about 170,000 to 230,000 barrels a day. Economic Pressures: Telecom firms are discussing foreign-currency shortages and cash transaction problems with the central bank and regulator. Women’s Protection: Germany is funding services for 500 conflict-affected women and girls in Kajo-Keji, including mental health support and protection.
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