AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife Enforcement: SSPDF soldiers were arrested after nearly a tonne of bushmeat was found concealed in a military ambulance on the Juba–Bor Road, with investigations pointing to a need for stronger conservation strategies beyond post-crime interceptions. Human–Wildlife Conflict: Wildlife authorities in Juba say a hyena spotted near Ministries Road is privately owned and will be relocated to natural habitat after concerns it could harm vulnerable residents. Mining & Environment Governance: The Ministry of Mining told foreign investors in Juba to comply with South Sudan’s mining laws, including safe mining practices, as officials push for more transparency and regulation. Displacement & Durable Solutions: Government and UN partners will meet in Juba on June 16 to review progress on durable solutions for IDPs, with UN teams visiting Malakal to assess projects and returnee experiences; Ebola Preparedness: Police and health authorities urged tighter border monitoring amid regional anxiety over Ebola spread from the DRC, with calls to stop illegal crossings. Local Administration: Four Yei local administrators were transferred to Juba City Council as part of a routine reshuffle aimed at improving public service coordination. Peace & Security Ahead of Elections: President Kiir directed Central Equatoria to tighten security and maintain peace as election preparations continue.
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