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Radio Miraya

Radio Miraya is a United Nations radio station in South Sudan owned and run by the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS). Tune in 24 hours, 7 days a week for the most accurate and balanced coverage of events in the world’s newest country. Follow us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/radiomiraya and twitter, www.twitter.com/radiomiraya In South Sudan? Tune in on 101FM or 11,560 Khz on shortwave.

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3298: ROUNDTABLE: National Identity and Citizenship...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/16

As the country navigates ongoing challenges and new opportunities, from peace processes to constitution-making, building a strong, united national identity has never been more critical. Listen to this engaging conversation with leading voices as they explore how identity, citizenship, and unity can shape a more peaceful and inclusive future for South Sudan.Yach James Garang will be in conversation with: Dr Raymondo Geri, Assistant Professor of Law School of Law, University of Juba Professor Deng

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3297: Citizens Urged to Unite for Peace in South Sudan

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/09

The Roundtable discussed the Homegrown Peace Initiative for South Sudan, a citizen-led peace initiative calling on South Sudanese at home and abroad to take collective responsibility for peace. Speakers highlighted dialogue, mediation, civic education, interfaith prayers, and diaspora advocacy as key ways to support reconciliation and stability in the country.

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19:27

3296: Aid Agencies Race Against Time to Reach...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/08

Displacement, food insecurity and limited humanitarian access continue to worsen conditions for thousands of people affected by recent fighting in Akobo County, Jonglei State. Aid agencies are now racing to scale up emergency assistance before the rainy season further cuts off access to vulnerable communities.In this exclusive interview, Radio Miraya’s Sebit William speaks with the acting UN Humanitarian Coordinator in South Sudan, Dr Humphrey Karamagi, and the Head of United Nations Office for the

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47:48

3295: NATIONWIDE | "Where is the Money Going?" Tough...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/08

In this episode of Nationwide, Radio Miraya confronts the growing crisis of corruption in South Sudan and the mounting public frustration over a lack of accountability, weak service delivery, and a lack of transparency in government institutions. Host Gabriel Shadar speaks with senior officials from the South Sudan Anti-Corruption Commission, including Acting Chairperson Samuel Beny Mading, Executive Director Jeremiah Ater, and Director of Corruption Prevention and Education William Sanday Detor

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75:40

3294: South Sudan’s Oil Wealth: Who Benefits and...

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2026/05/06

This episode of Chai Talk discussed South Sudan’s oil sector, asking where the country’s oil comes from, how it is exported, who benefits from the revenue, and why many citizens still see little impact from oil wealth. The discussion explained that oil is mainly produced in the Greater Upper Nile region, including Unity, Ruweng and Upper Nile, before being transported through Sudan to Port Sudan and sold mainly to Asian markets, especially China and India. It also highlighted how oil revenue is

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78:25

3293: Women’s Livelihoods and Economic Empowerment in...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/05

Women Talk focused on livelihood opportunities for women and girls in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, where years of conflict, flooding, and displacement have left many families struggling. Speakers said women carry much of the burden of caring for families, but are often excluded from education, income, and decision-making. The programme highlighted how skills training, small businesses, savings groups, and income-generating activities are helping women support their households, buy food,

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69:06

3292: Cattle Trade as a Pathway to Livelihoods and...

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2026/05/05

ChaiTalk focused on how cattle trade in the Greater Pibor Administrative Area can support livelihoods, income, family stability, and peace. Speakers explained that cattle remain central to culture, marriage, food security, and survival, but also noted that insecurity, cattle raiding, flooding, displacement, and limited trade routes continue to affect families and traders. Traders said the business has helped them pay school fees, support relatives, get married, and earn better prices by selling

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42:27

3291: Crimewatch: Preventing Cattle Raiding Through...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/04

This episode of Crimewatch focused on the shared responsibility of preventing cattle raiding in communities. Host Irene Lasso spoke with Diana Nakato and Bashir Ssempala from the UNMISS UNPOL Anti-Cattle Raiding Specialised Police Team, along with First Lieutenant Franco Akot Akot from the National Police Service. The discussion explained how cattle raiding, once linked to tradition, bride price, and rites of passage, has now become a serious crime involving firearms, revenge attacks, displacement,

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106:56

3290: Roundtable discusses press freedom and media...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/05/02

In this episode of the Roundtable, Sani Martin discussed World Press Freedom Day 2026 and the theme of shaping a peaceful media future in South Sudan. The discussion highlighted the challenges facing journalists, including harassment, intimidation, limited access to information, economic pressure on media houses, the rise of misinformation on social media, and concerns about press freedom ahead of the anticipated December 2026 elections. The episode also examined the need for stronger relations

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39:51

3289: Sudd Wetland, Climate Change and Community...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/30

On Democracy in Action, host Sani Martin discussed the Sudd Wetland, climate change, flooding, conflict, and community-led solutions with Tong Deng Anei, Managing Director of the White Nile and Sudd Centre, and Isaac Laibwel Yol, Deputy Board of Trustees at the same centre. The guests explained that the Sudd Wetland is a vital natural resource supporting fishing, grazing, agriculture, and local livelihoods, but rising and receding water levels are increasing pressure on land and grazing areas,

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3288: Kulea’tu Junior Debate Championship

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/29

MBS featured a discussion today on how the Kulea’tu Junior Debate Championship is helping children build confidence, public speaking skills, leadership skills, and awareness of national issues. The programme featured Annet Atim, host of the championship; Mulati Conrad, co-host of the event; Hildah Henry, a pupil and winner of the championship; and Steven Khansa, the teacher of the winning pupil. The discussion highlighted how debate is giving children a platform to speak, learn, lead, and

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3287: NATIONWIDE: Greater Pibor’s Push for Stability...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/29

Recorded live from the banks of the Pibor River during the Miraya on the Road programme, Nationwide sits down with the Chief Administrator of the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, Honourable Gola Boyoi Gola.In the interview, he discusses efforts to address ongoing security challenges in the region and outlines steps being taken to improve service delivery. He highlights key development initiatives, including the surveying of the town to support urban planning.Gola also reflects on partnerships with

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3286: UNMISS Aviation Chief Explains Rapid Response...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/28

In an interview with the Chief of UNMISS Aviation Samuel Abrokwa said UNMISS swiftly mobilised aviation and medical resources to support national authorities after receiving reports of a possible aircraft crash. The mission redirected a helicopter to the suspected crash site within 30 minutes, placed additional helicopters on standby, and worked closely with the South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority through a temporary rescue coordination centre. Abrokwa said the main challenges were identifying the

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16:07

3285: Global Interfaith Prayer for South Sudan

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/27

The Miraya Breakfast Show discussed the inaugural online global interfaith prayer for South Sudan, set for 28 April 2026. The prayer will bring together South Sudanese and friends of South Sudan around the world for thanksgiving, reflection, and intercession for peace and national restoration. The Home Grown Peace Initiative for South Sudan, which is the organiser of the event, calls on people to pray wherever they are, whether online, at home, or in places of worship.

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14:49

3284: Malaria and Malnutrition Challenges in Pibor

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/27

The Miraya Breakfast Show discussed malaria, malnutrition, and wider health challenges in Pibor with Dr. Dolly Patrick Oleo, County Health Coordinator for Pibor with ForAfrika. He said flooding, poor road access, limited health services, medicine shortages, and malnutrition continue to place vulnerable communities at risk, especially children under five and pregnant women. He highlighted the role of community health workers, mosquito net distribution, early treatment, nutrition support, and malaria

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3283: World Malaria Day: South Sudan pushes...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/24

Malaria remains a leading public health challenge in South Sudan, driven by climate, displacement, and low uptake of preventive measures. In this interview of our Weekly Health Information updates, ahead of World Malaria Day, a World Health Organization's Dr Mustafa Lasu explains why cases persist, the dangers of self-medication, and the rise of drug resistance. With new tools including vaccines and mass net distribution, the focus is on prevention, early testing, and community action, as

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3282: COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS SHOW: Combatting...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/24

A recent wave of arrests over corruption allegations has triggered debate on whether the crackdown signals genuine reform or selective enforcement. Speaking on Hard Talk, analysts Professor Peter Nyaba and Dr Abraham Kuol say the move could restore public trust if followed by transparent investigations and prosecutions. They warn that weak institutions, political influence, and longstanding systemic corruption risk undermining accountability, with many citizens questioning whether deeper reforms

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14:50

3281: Rising Non-Communicable Diseases Burden Puts...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/23

The South Sudan Alliance says Non-communicable diseases account for a substantial fraction of deaths in South Sudan, with hypertension and diabetes among the leading causes. In this interview, the Capacity Development Director of the South Sudan NCD Alliance, Stephen Khamis unpacks key risk factors, including poor diet, stress, alcohol use, and limited exercise. With treatment costly and access uneven, the emphasis is on prevention, early screening, and awareness, as new partnerships and

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3281: Healing and Hope: Rebuilding Lives at the Peace...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/23

We explore how the Peace of Her Mind Centre in Juba is helping survivors of sexual and gender-based violence rebuild their lives. Through psychosocial support, counselling, and skills training, such as tailoring and small-business development, the centre is restoring confidence and independence. With around 200 beneficiaries so far, the programme highlights the role of faith-based partnerships in filling service gaps, while plans are underway to expand similar support services beyond Juba to reach

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15:59

3280: UN, Civil Society Step Up Fight Against...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/21

UN agencies, civil society and survivor groups in South Sudan are strengthening efforts to prevent conflict-related sexual violence following a two-day UN Action Lab. In the studio, panellists emphasise that early warning, survivor-centred approaches and coordinated action are key to reducing risks before violence occurs. Officials say nearly 500 survivors have received support in recent years, highlighting the scale of the challenge. They stress that prevention is possible through joint action,

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