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  1. South Sudan is engaging with the African Union, while NEC manages electoral preparations for the country.
  2. The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.

South Sudan's cabinet approved a constitutional amendment bill and introduced amendments to facilitate upcoming national elections.

9 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 21
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South Sudan's cabinet approved a constitutional amendment bill and introduced amendments to facilitate upcoming national elections.

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  1. South Sudan's president gave unlawful assent to unconstitutional amendments on September 1, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Minister of Justice tabled electoral law amendments, alongside statements from the TNLA spokesperson in South Sudan.Sub-event
  3. President Salva Kiir approved amendments allowing elections in South Sudan.Sub-event
  4. Legislative body drives political transition by amending election organization requirements.1 source
  5. Legislative action in South Sudan aims to address legal gaps hindering the election process.1 source

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