AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoArmy Integration Push: South Sudan’s new SSPDF chief, Gen. Santino Deng Wol, ordered former opposition forces that renounced rebellion to stay on standby and report to training centres for fast-track integration—aimed at tightening one national command as clashes have flared since March 2025. Peace-Deal Tensions: SPLM-IO and SSOA lawmakers are rejecting the government’s move to table amendments to the 2018 peace agreement and remove their MPs from the Council of States, calling the process non-inclusive ahead of elections. U.S. Pressure on Juba: A senior U.S. official in Juba said the 2018 deal remains the basis for transitional legitimacy, but warned that claiming “inter-party dialogue” while Machar is on trial is “farcical,” urging urgent governance and peace steps. Trade Disruption: Truck drivers’ protests have paralysed Busia and Malaba border business, after killings and arrests linked to long-distance drivers. Regional Security: UN chief Guterres urged action on Sudan, eastern DRC and South Sudan, warning conflict and climate shocks are derailing Africa’s future.
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