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South Sudan’s constitutional shortcut to elections: What could changing the peace deal mean for the country’s politics?
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South Sudan’s constitutional shortcut to elections: What could changing the peace deal mean for the country’s politics?
JUBA — South Sudan is once again changing the legal framework governing its political transition, with the National Legislature approving amendments that the government says are necessary to remove obstacles to the December 2026 elections. The move follows amendments to the 2018 Revitalized Peace Agreement that separated the electoral timetable from two major transitional requirements—the completion […]
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