AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoEbola Risk: Six embassies urged South Sudan to fund public health workers and ensure aid groups can reach communities. Separately, the U.S. extended entry restrictions covering South Sudan, although the country has never confirmed an Ebola case. Abiemnom Accountability: Amnesty says authorities and UNMISS failed to act on warnings before more than 200 people were killed in the March 1 massacre; it is calling for an investigation and justice for victims. Washington also warned Juba that obstructing peacekeepers and pursuing military confrontation could affect U.S. assistance and diplomatic ties. Election Readiness: Unity State trained seven election officers as preparations continue for December’s vote, but opposition figures and international officials have questioned whether the polls can proceed without putting the fragile peace at risk. Oil and Finance: South Sudan’s oil operators are set to meet international partners at the November 24–25 Oil & Power conference, as the government seeks to raise production from about 170,000 to 230,000 barrels a day. Separately, the central bank and telecom regulator agreed to strengthen cybersecurity for digital financial services.
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