AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Readiness: With the December 22 polls approaching, South Sudan’s army says it is ready to help protect candidates and ballot materials. A Central Equatoria elections official urged cooperation to build trust, while UNDP warned that hate speech and disinformation could fuel tensions. Security: At least 10 people were killed and eight injured in clashes between rival SPLA-IO factions in Leer County on October 13–14; community leaders are calling for an immediate ceasefire and dialogue. Food Security: WFP warns 7.8 million South Sudanese are struggling to find food. A Juba-based women-led business offers a local response, processing oilseeds and linking 90 farmers to markets. Public Services: Central Equatoria teachers say some have gone seven months without pay, warning that delays are driving educators from schools. Economy: The IMF projects South Sudan’s economy will grow 10.5% in 2026, the region’s fastest rate, but far below last year’s figure as oil production adjusts.
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