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The National Elections Commission announced the election date for South Sudan, specifically in Juba.

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The latest in this situation

  1. Franko announced his intention to run for a parliamentary seat in South Sudan.
  2. Paulino Lukudu Obede leads a political party in South Sudan.
  3. NEC is empowered to conduct elections across all tiers in South Sudan.
  4. The National Elections Commission is conducting activities in the city of Juba.

How it started

8 reports, 4 independent, last reported Oct 8. The briefing below covers this first event.

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What happened

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The National Elections Commission announced the election date for South Sudan, specifically in Juba.

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National Elections CommissionSouth SudanJuba

How it developed

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  1. NEC is empowered to conduct elections across all tiers in South Sudan.1 source
  2. PPC submitted applications to the Secretariat in Juba.Sub-event
  3. The National Elections Commission is conducting activities in the city of Juba.Sub-event
  4. NEC headquarters in Juba as election preparations ramp up.1 source
  5. Josephine Achiro Forteio was appointed as a commissioner to the National Elections Commission in South Sudan.Sub-event
  6. The National Congress Party is preparing for upcoming elections in South Sudan.Sub-event
  7. NEC announced the election date for South Sudan in Juba.1 source

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