AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood Safety Tech: South Sudan National Bureau of Standards (SSNBS) has started training lab staff to use High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) to detect harmful food chemicals and contaminants like aflatoxins, with support from the International Trade Centre’s MARKUP II project. Livestock Economy: The Ministry of Livestock and Fisheries says it will expand veterinary services nationwide to boost animal health, productivity, food security, and access to domestic and regional markets, including work with World Bank funding under the Livestock Sector Resilient Project. Education & AI Skills: Prof. Isaac Ayii warns South Sudan’s education system must adapt to AI or risk producing graduates who struggle to find work, urging curriculum redesign for emerging industries. Roads for Revenue: South Sudan Revenue Authority calls for urgent rehabilitation of the Juba–Nimule highway, saying poor road conditions slow truck movement and delay tax payments. Digital Land: Central Equatoria State advances digital land registration, pushing more formal records for land management. Media & AI Use: A China-backed training program urges journalists to use AI to support reporting without replacing editorial judgment, stressing accuracy and trust.
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