South Sudan Leader Plans New Government
The article discusses the formation of a new government in South Sudan after the current Transitional Federal Government's term ends. This comes ahead of the elections scheduled for December 22, 2026. This step follows years of civil war that began in 2013, and according to the 2018 peace agreement, the transitional period was supposed to end with elections. However, the implementation of the prerequisites remains incomplete, as a population census and voter registration have not yet been conducted. The country faces significant challenges in finalizing electoral preparations. Establishing a new government is considered a crucial step in the peace process and political transition, especially after the extension of the current government's mandate and the continuation of President Salva Kiir in power until the elections are held, despite ongoing conflicts and security unrest.
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