AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCommunity Safety: Clashes between rival groups in Lakes State left about 70 people dead and overwhelmed Rumbek hospital with wounded patients. Schools: Central Equatoria suspended Juba Integrated High School’s Kadoro branch over alleged foreign-currency fees and other violations; a Yei child-rights advocate is also urging more funding to keep schools staffed and equipped. Girls’ Voices: At a Juba event, South Sudanese girls highlighted how floods can displace children and cut off access to schools and healthcare, calling for inclusive, quality education. Sport: Wheelchair basketball is bringing South Sudanese players with disabilities together, with 45 athletes from several towns taking part in a Juba tournament. Art and Identity: Melbourne-based South Sudanese artist Atong Atem’s major exhibition will showcase more than 65 works exploring identity and Dinka culture. Music: South Sudanese-Australian DJ and producer Skin On Skin has released new single “Someone Like You.”
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