3268: Why Election Dispute Resolution Matters Ahead of South Sudan’s 2026 Polls

On Miraya Breakfast Show, Anees Ahmed and Katie Ellena discussed why election dispute resolution matters as South Sudan moves toward the planned December 2026 polls. They explained that disputes are a normal part of any competitive election and can arise during voter registration, candidate nomination, campaigning, voting, or the announcement of results. They said that strong, transparent, and timely systems, led by the National Elections Commission and the judiciary, are essential to building public trust, protecting rights, and preventing violence. They also urged citizens and political actors to use legal channels to resolve complaints peacefully.