South Sudan

In a move that has raised concerns about the stability of the fragile peace in South Sudan, the government has announced a two-year postponement of the country's long-awaited elections. The polls, initially scheduled for December 2024, have been rescheduled for December 22, 2026. According to a statement from President Salva Kiir's office, the extension is necessary to allow for critical arrangements, including the drafting of a new constitution. Logistical and security challenges have also been cited as reasons for the delay. This decision comes as a disappointment to many, as South Sudan has not held any elections since its independence…