This is a response letter from the Chairman of the Sudan People's Liberation Movement in Opposition (SPLM-IO) to the Reconstituted Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission (R-JMEC) regarding the South Sudan December 2024 elections. The letter acknowledges the critical issues raised by R-JMEC and supports the idea of conducting a peaceful and democratic end of the Transitional Period of the Agreement. The SPLM-IO also supports the option of conducting a consensus-based election or a revision of the Roadmap through dialogue among the Peace Parties to Agreement. A mediator's presence is required to ensure the credibility of the dialogue, and there is a need to demonstrate political will on the parties' side.

This PDF file is a letter dated March 16th, 2024 from the Republic of Sudan's Ministry of Energy and Petroleum to various oil companies including SINOPEC International Exploration and Production Corporation. It is a declaration of force majeure, citing a gelling incident and major rupture that occurred in a military operations zone in Sudan, as well as the current war conditions, that prevent GoS from meeting their obligations in delivering crude oil through the BAPCO Transportation System to the Bashayer 2 Marine Terminal.

The National Communication Authority (NCA) in South Sudan has issued a directive to all companies or individuals engaged in unlicensed importation, assembly, manufacturing, installation, trade in communication equipment and materials, or marketing communication equipment, materials, and systems without specifications and type approval recognized by the Authority. These businesses or services must be registered with the NCA for compliance and licensing within 30 working days. Failure to comply within 30 working days may result in penalties, including prosecution, fines, closure of businesses, or confiscation of items.

This PDF file is a document from the South Sudan Ministry of Environment and Forestry, dated March 14, 2024, providing an advisory for an extreme heatwave affecting Juba and most parts of South Sudan that is expected to last for at least two weeks. The advisory provides basic precautions, such as avoiding strenuous activity, staying hydrated, avoiding direct sunlight, and finding an air-conditioned shelter if possible.

This PDF file is titled "PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY ON THE IMPACT OF HEAT ON HEALTH", issued by the Ministry of Health of the Republic of South Sudan. The document explains the impact of high temperatures on health, particularly on respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, renal disease, and other related health problems. The file provides practical advice for the general public to prevent and alleviate the negative impacts of heatwaves, including keeping homes cool, reducing the heat load, avoiding going outside during the hottest time of the day, staying hydrated, and moving to cold places.

According to the March 2024 press statement from the Ministry of Health of the Republic of South Sudan, the country is experiencing an extreme heat wave, posing serious health risks to the population. The Ministry of Health advises the General Public to follow their guidance, including keeping homes cool and hydrated, avoiding excessively hot temperatures and staying alert about heat exhaustion and stroke symptoms. The Ministry also orders indefinite closure of schools with effect from 18 March 2024 as a measure to mitigate the impact of the severe weather on learners’ health.