South Sudan delays first-ever national elections until February 11
South Sudan has postponed its first presidential and parliamentary elections until 11 February, extending a long-running transition that has already been delayed several times. The election commission said the polls, originally due on 22 December, will now take place in February next year. The vote was first expected in 2022, making this the latest setback to a process that has been repeatedly pushed back.The commission did not give a reason for the decision. Under the new timetable, voter registration is due to begin on 14 November and continue until 28 November. A 45-day campaign period is scheduled to run from... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 14 Nov 2026 11:32 LONDON
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