AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElections & Civic Peace: Central Equatoria Governor Emmanuel Adil urged voters and leaders to reject hate speech and misinformation ahead of December polls, saying peace starts in families and must extend through communities and institutions. Church & Reconciliation: Cardinal Ameyu of Juba Archdiocese unveiled a strategic pastoral plan focused on trauma healing, listening, and measurable parish-level implementation of synod priorities. Health & Conflict’s Hidden Cost: At Wau Teaching Hospital, staff describe the mental and cultural strain of treating a rising trauma caseload, as the ICRC reports hundreds of wounded evacuated in early 2026. Public Health & Community Safety: WHO warns South Sudan still relies too much on family blood donors; meanwhile, Magwi reports a measles outbreak with 88 suspected cases. Ebola Preparedness: With Ebola still raging in eastern DRC, UN and partners are strengthening screening and community education in border towns, while Canada extends Ebola-related travel limits affecting DRC, Uganda, and South Sudan. Local Governance & Daily Life: Juba City Council cracked down on rubbish dumping during a peace-day cleanup, and Terekeka received an EU-Germany rehabilitated sports ground meant to build youth ties and peaceful coexistence.
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