AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoUN Security Council Push for Peace: Eight countries urged renewed peace efforts in South Sudan, warning that setbacks to the Revitalized Peace Agreement could drag the country back toward civil war, with special concern over the impact on women and girls. Warrap Civilian Deaths: UNMISS condemned armed group attacks in Warrap that killed more than 60 civilians and injured at least 50, calling it a deliberate assault on non-combatants and warning it may amount to war crimes. Diplomacy at the UN: China’s UN envoy told the Security Council that stability and civilian protection remain key as South Sudan heads toward elections. Education in Yei: Vice President James Wani Igga laid the foundation stone for the University of Yei, with local leaders urging real investment in buildings and qualified lecturers. Embassy Disruption in Nairobi: South Sudan’s embassy in Nairobi shut over at least four months of unpaid rent, leaving citizens turned away from consular services. Regional Security Talks: South Sudan and Sudan resumed high-level political and security talks in Juba to address border security and outstanding issues. Health Crisis Spillover: WHO warned Congo’s Ebola outbreak is on track to surpass the deadliest in history, with the fast spread near borders including South Sudan raising fears for the region.
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