Peace & Security: The AU condemned a deadly attack on a UNMISS patrol in Jonglei that killed two Ethiopian peacekeepers and injured seven, urging an immediate investigation and prosecution. Humanitarian Access: South Sudan’s government also called for partners to help maintain peace ahead of December elections, while separate coverage warns that attacks on peacekeepers and humanitarian workers threaten civilians and aid delivery. Elections & Dialogue: Germany, Japan, Norway and the US urged urgent inter-party dialogue and an end to violence; South Sudan summoned their ambassadors over a statement it called “inappropriate and divisive.” Waste & Public Health: Juba City Council warned residents against dumping rubbish on streets, saying it creates health and environmental risks and could lead to legal action. Blood Safety: WHO says voluntary non-remunerated blood donations remain low, leaving hospitals dependent on families and putting patients at risk. Wildlife Protection: Badingilo National Park graduated 50 wildlife rangers after training to tackle poaching and protect habitats. Climate Resilience: South Sudan’s agriculture minister called for more direct drought funding and early-warning systems combining forecasts with emergency support. Food Security: WFP warns food assistance cuts could hit 240,000 vulnerable refugees after September and 180,000 internally displaced people from October. Land & Transport: The transport ministry says it’s building a policy framework to turn South Sudan into a regional logistics hub, including progress on the LAPSSET corridor.