AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWildlife Science: GPS data from collars on 262 antelopes is mapping the routes of South Sudan’s Great Nile Migration, home to about six million animals. The map shows why conservation must extend beyond park borders: the herds spend at least 70% of their time outside them. Flood Protection: South Sudan plans a 94-kilometre dyke in Jonglei, designed with culverts and wildlife crossings to protect communities while allowing water and animals to pass. Digital Connectivity: Revised EAC roaming rules could reduce cross-border call and data costs; South Sudan is among six member states already using the bloc’s One Network Area framework. Online Privacy: An Israeli ad-tech firm is accused of buying ads to track Starlink users’ locations and internet activity in more than 100 countries, including South Sudan.
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