South Sudan’s first elections won’t be perfect - but another delay could be even riskier
South Sudan is preparing for its first national election in December 2026, despite concerns over institutional weakness and insecurity. The author argues that while the election will likely be imperfect, further delays risk worsening the country's political instability.
Salva Kiir votes for an independent South Sudan in 2011. The country has yet to hold a general election. Wikimedia Commons https://theconversation.com/south-sudans-first-elections-wont-be-perfect-but-another-delay-could-be-even-riskier-287806 https://theconversation.com/south-sudans-first-elections-wont-be-perfect-but-another-delay-could-be-even-riskier-287806 Link copied Share article Share article
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