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South Sudan at odds with donors over reforms, detentions

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By in Nairobi, Fred Oluoch Verified
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South Sudan is increasingly at loggerheads with key donors to its fragile peace process, amid fears the country could relapse into the levels of violence witnessed in 2013 and 2016. Concerns centre on the continued detention of opposition figures central to the 2018 peace deal, and uncertainty surrounding elections scheduled for December 2026.
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South Sudan’s Kiir proposes elections first, political reforms later

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By in Nairobi, Fred Oluoch Verified
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South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir is pressing parties to the 2018 peace agreement to amend provisions requiring a new constitution, a population census, and institutional reforms; seeking to ease hurdles for elections. The country has tentatively scheduled the first-ever General Election for December 2026. But the 2018 peace agreement, whose transition period has been extended three times already, has posed a challenge in implementing the preconditions for elections.
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Will Nyerere’s five-decades-old party survive current crisis of legitimacy?

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By in Nairobi, Fred Oluoch Verified
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Tanzania’s ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi (CCM) extended its 48-year hold onto power with a sweeping victory in the October 29 elections, securing both the presidency and a near-total majority in parliament. But the legitimacy of this win is under intense scrutiny, as key opposition candidates were either imprisoned or barred from contesting. President Samia Suluhu Hassan was declared the winner with 97.66 percent of the vote, while CCM claimed almost all parliamentary seats.
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