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South Sudan dissolves transitional government ahead of disputed December 2026 elections

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President Salva Kiir has dissolved South Sudan’s transitional government ahead of the country’s first national elections, which have been delayed for years.Backed by 5 sourcesAl JazeeraBBCABC Newsseattletimes.comenglish.news.cn The move is presented as clearing a political hurdle for the elections, but it also gives rise to concern about how power will be exercised during the transition to voting.Backed by 1 sourcesAl Jazeera

The elections are scheduled for December 2026, according to reporting on the government’s dissolution.Backed by 1 sourcesenglish.news.cn South Sudanese opposition figures and rights groups have questioned whether the December polls can be free and fair, while an opinion article argues that dissolving the transitional government is unconstitutional under the country’s National Election Act.Backed by 2 sourcestheeastafrican.co.keradiotamazuj.org

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