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  1. South Sudan is engaging with the African Union, while NEC manages electoral preparations for the country.

The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.

7 reports, 4 independent Updated Sep 17
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The election process in South Sudan is currently facing severe challenges related to funding and legal gaps.

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  1. The South Sudan government and the African Union are involved in discussions regarding the election process and necessary support.Sub-event
  2. AU calls for assistance to address funding gaps in South Sudan elections.1 source
  3. A warning has been issued regarding legal limbo caused by procedural failures in South Sudan.Sub-event
  4. South Sudan's cabinet approved a constitutional amendment bill and introduced amendments to facilitate upcoming national elections.Sub-event
  5. Appeals for unity during the critical election period in South Sudan from the Catholic Church.Sub-event
  6. SPLM is preparing for national elections and undertaking organizational strengthening efforts in South Sudan.Sub-event
  7. Conflict is threatening the electoral process and overall stability in South Sudan.1 source
  8. Election preparations in South Sudan are hampered by severe funding and legal deficiencies.1 source

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