AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFuel Market Reform: South Sudan’s Ministry of Petroleum has lifted restrictions on G2G fuel imports, letting all qualified licensed importers resume supplying the market while a government review continues. Elections & Security: Analysts warn illicit arms flows remain a major threat to December 2026 elections, undermining hopes for a credible vote. Migration Policy: Cabinet approved a framework to manage deportees and returnees through official entry points and transit centres, alongside a National Labour Migration Policy to protect migrant workers and improve labour mobility. Regional Trade & Borders: Uganda and South Sudan agreed to reactivate joint border security committees and resume technical work to re-mark their shared border by 2027, aiming to ease tensions and boost trade. Monetary Integration: South Sudan signed the EAC Monetary Union commitment by 2031, as central banks discussed reserve resilience and policy coordination. Local Investment Climate: Eastern Equatoria’s governor called for protection of lawful mining investments in Kapoeta, urging dialogue over attacks that scare investors. Food & Jobs Pressure: UN-linked reporting flags South Sudan among global hunger hotspots, while oil-sector unions threaten to boycott an NSIF symposium over governance and implementation concerns.
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