AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoAbyei Security: UN officials urged renewal of the UN peacekeeping mission before its mandate expires Nov. 15, citing deadly September clashes and October’s first reported drone strikes. Security incidents fell 32%, but the situation remains fragile. Community Reconciliation: In Tambura, UN-backed coffee gatherings are helping women from formerly divided communities rebuild trust and cross old boundaries safely. Election Preparations: The electoral commission has recruited 22,137 workers and delivered voter-registration materials to Central Equatoria; police recruitment plans call for 10,000 officers ahead of the first polls. Russia Ties: Juba and Moscow signed a trade and economic cooperation agreement, while an SPLM-IO leader condemned the planned transfer of Petronas oil shares to Russia’s Zarubezhneft as illegal. Food Security: UNMISS peacekeepers and South Korean agricultural experts are training farmers near Bor in crop cultivation and poultry production as drought and food shortages threaten livelihoods.
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