- South Sudan elections amid constitutional and party disputes
- The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.
- SPLM is preparing for national elections and undertaking organizational strengthening efforts in South Sudan.
Martin Elia Lomuro outlined challenges facing election infrastructure in South Sudan.
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Updated Oct 7
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What happened
Martin Elia Lomuro outlined challenges facing election infrastructure in South Sudan.
Who's involved
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SPLM is preparing for national elections and undertaking organizational strengthening efforts in South Sudan.Also in this story
- SPLM is seeking competent lawmakers to aid national development in South Sudan.
- Leadership statements involving Rebecca Nyandeng De Mabior affect national cohesion and future in South Sudan.
- Kenya and South Sudan are benchmarking election management practices.
- Santino Deng Wol urges South Sudan's political leadership to move forward through constitutional processes.
Within South Sudan elections amid constitutional and party disputes
The entities involved
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South Sudan
country in East Africa
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Sudan
country in Northeast Africa
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Martin Elia Lomuro
politician in South Sudan
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