AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCentral Banking Shake-up: President Salva Kiir dismissed economist Johnny Ohisa as governor of the Bank of South Sudan and immediately reappointed his predecessor, Addis Ababa Othow, as the economy faces cash shortages, inflation, and currency pressure ahead of December elections. Elections Watch: The National Elections Commission launched nationwide civic and voter education in Juba, while political parties urged transparency; RJMEC warned that unresolved security and political issues could still threaten a peaceful, credible vote on 22 December 2026. Border Revenue Reforms: At Nimule, the government announced new measures to curb tax evasion and smuggling, tighten payment rules for suppliers, remove illegal roadblocks, and stop security agencies from collecting money from truck drivers. Regional Diplomacy: South Sudan’s foreign minister met IGAD’s envoy on cooperation and election preparations, while Nigeria urged Juba to fully implement the Revitalised Peace Accord to end conflict and hold credible polls. Martyrs’ Day in Torit: SPLM leaders marked 30 July with calls for peace and unity, honoring the liberation struggle and Dr. John Garang’s legacy. Humanitarian Returns: Government plans to facilitate the voluntary repatriation of 20,000 vulnerable South Sudanese from Egypt, including transport and reintegration support.
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