AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEbola Watch in East Africa: Uganda confirmed 6 more Ebola cases, bringing lab-confirmed infections to 15 since the outbreak began in neighbouring DR Congo; one patient has died. In eastern Congo, authorities report 321 confirmed cases and 48 deaths, with 116 more suspected cases still awaiting tests—WHO warns the drop in suspected numbers may not mean the outbreak is under control. Border Vigilance in South Sudan: South Sudan’s police and health authorities urged tighter monitoring at borders and warned citizens to cooperate with prevention measures as anxiety grows over possible spread from DR Congo and Uganda. Juba Education Update: South Sudan released 2025 CSE results with an 80.7% pass rate; 87 students’ results were cancelled for examination malpractice in Nimule Model Secondary School, and 23 candidates received zero scores. UN Sanctions Pushback: Juba criticized the renewal of UN sanctions and the arms embargo as “counterproductive,” saying they weaken state institutions and hinder security reforms. Health Support in Juba: MTN South Sudan launched its Yellow Care campaign with Juba Teaching Hospital, including solarising the neonatal ward and repairing the CT scan machine.
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