Elections and Atrocities Warning: The UN Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan says elections in December could reignite conflict and raise the risk of atrocity crimes, warning that key safeguards are missing as armed clashes resume and inclusive politics fade. Election Readiness: A political science scholar says the timetable is slipping, with voter registration and unresolved election laws still pending, raising doubts about completing preparations nationwide. Parliamentary Push for Resilience: The TNLA deputy speaker urged lawmakers to stay resilient as the country heads toward its first general elections, despite declining attendance and mounting transition pressures. Political Space in Warrap: Warrap authorities say security and political parties conference confirmed freedom of speech and political space, while critics from SPLM-IO dispute that claim. Security Incident in Bor: The SSPDF denies abducting Ugandan drivers, saying armed civilians carried out alleged truck seizures at fish ports in Bor. Humanitarian Crisis: The UN warns hunger is worsening, with millions facing food insecurity and possible suspension of food aid for vulnerable refugees if funding gaps persist. Roads Job Opening: South Sudan’s regional transport body posts a finance and administration vacancy under the Northern Corridor, with applications closing Sept. 4. Electricity Connection Costs: Juba officials dispute JEDCO’s connection pricing, with residents facing claims of very high infrastructure costs. Sports: The 2026/27 South Sudan Premier League season is set to kick off Saturday in Juba.