South Sudan Faces Legitimacy Crisis if Elections are Postponed
South Sudan's caretaker administration may face a legitimacy crisis if elections scheduled for December 22, 2026, are postponed, experts warn.
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South Sudan's caretaker administration may face a legitimacy crisis if elections scheduled for December 22, 2026, are postponed, experts warn.
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CTSAMVM urges signatories to South Sudan's 2018 peace agreement to take action against verified ceasefire violations.