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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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3002: MBS. Feature: Urgent Reforms Needed for...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/23

Reporter: Henri Lokuri

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13:38

3001: MBS. Lawyer Calls for Robust Negotiations to...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/22

Guest:Advocate Godfrey Victor Bulla, Head of the Justice and Human Rights Observatory.

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16:06

3000: MBS. NBS Launches Household Survey

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/21

Guest: - Dr Augustino Ting Mayai, Director General of the National Bureau of Statistics.

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2999: MBS. DSRSG Anita Kiki on Upcoming Food Systems...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/21

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2998: ROUNDTABLE: South Sudan's General Court...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/19

A General Court Martial, supported by United Nations Mission in South Sudan, has concluded in Wau, Western Bahr-el-Ghazal, resulting in the conviction of several army officers for serious misconduct.Spearheaded by the Military Justice Directorate, the process is part of ongoing efforts to enforce discipline within the army and restore public confidence in the uniformed services. Can these trials improve relations between civilians and the South Sudan People's Defence Forces? In the long run, will

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43:42

2997: DIA. Women in Leadership

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/18

Guests: Adut Christina Salva, Executive Director of South Sudan Women Empowerment Network and Deputy Chair of South Sudan Human Rights Defenders Network Mwiinga Cheelo, Gender Affairs Officer, UNMISS

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16:14

2996: MBS. Who Weekly Cholera Updates

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/18

Guests: - Rose Obede, Director General of State Ministry of Health - Dr John Lagu Nyugura, World Health Organisation’s field coordinator in Western Equatoria State.

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17:25

2995: MBS. New Leatherwork Programme Launches in Juba

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/18

Guests: - Pulo Albino Alfonso - Programme Coordinator at Salam Junub - Deborah Yar Juma - Salam Junub - Andrew Maduk - Representative from Mayo Company

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20:14

2994: INTERNATIONAL NELSON MANDELA DAY: South Sudan...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/18

International Nelson Mandela Day, observed annually on 18 July, honours the legacy of the late South African leader and his lifelong commitment to peace, justice, and reconciliation. In South Sudan, the day holds particular relevance as the country continues its journey toward stability and nation-building. Mandela’s values of unity, resilience, and dialogue resonate strongly with the challenges and aspirations of South Sudanese communities. This year, local organisations and youth groups are

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17:30

2993: Living with Giants: Easing Human-Elephant...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/15

The coexistence of people and wildlife is a delicate balance that remains difficult to achieve. In many cases, communities settle and farm along wildlife corridors, viewing the movement of animals as a threat rather than a natural pattern. In South Sudan, elephants are at the centre of this growing tension. Colonel Charles Loku, Director of Media and Spokesperson in the Ministry of Wildlife Conservation and Tourism, outlines practical ways communities can protect their crops without harming

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19:54

2992: Deportation of Foreign Nationals to South Sudan...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/15

Human rights activist Victor Bulla says the recent deportation of seven foreign nationals from the United States to South Sudan violates international humanitarian law. The group, which included individuals from Vietnam, Cuba, Laos, and Mexico, reportedly did not consent to being sent to South Sudan.Bulla warns that the deportees will struggle to integrate due to language and cultural barriers. While he acknowledges the government’s right to enter bilateral agreements, he says doing so at the

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19:16

2991: MBS. Central Equatoria on Cholera Alert: What...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/11

Guest: - Julu Louis Kenyi Joseph, WHO Field Coordinator in Central Equatoria

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18:34

2990: MBS. Cholera Response and the Push for...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/11

Guests: - Stephen Chol Aleu, WHO Field Coordinator - Dr. Joseph Lasu, Director for Emergency Preparedness and Response from the Ministry of Health

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13:48

2989: MBS. Managing Cholera Oral Rehydration Solution

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/11

Guests: - Dombola Gift Anna, Case Management Officer at the World Health Organization

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10:39

2988: UNMISS Steps Up Peace Efforts in Panyijar Amid...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/07

The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) is intensifying efforts to ease tensions in Panyijar County, Unity State, amid rising instability along the border with Lakes State. Ongoing cattle raids and communal clashes have displaced hundreds of people in the area.A UNMISS delegation recently visited Panyijar, where they met with local officials and encouraged dialogue as a path to peaceful coexistence. Radio Miraya’s Jacob Moyo caught up with Hiroko Hirahara, Director of the UNMISS Civil

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2987: ROUNDTABLE: Challenges of Nation Building

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/05

Fourteen years after independence, South Sudan’s journey of nation building remains fraught with deep-rooted challenges, from inter-communal violence and identity politics to economic hardship and social fragmentation. In this episode, Garang Yach James speaks with independent policy analyst Madut Majok Ngor about the pressing need for national unity and what it will take to build a shared South Sudanese identity.

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19:02

2986: Keeping the Candle Burning: 21 Years of...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/04

In this episode, we mark National Girls’ Education Day, a day first declared on July 7, 2004, by the late Dr. John Garang de Mabior, who lit a symbolic candle with a powerful message: “Let’s keep the candle burning for girls’ education.”Twenty-one years later, that flame still burns, reminding us of the progress made, the barriers still faced, and the collective responsibility to ensure every girl in South Sudan has access to quality education. In this conversation, we reflect on that journey and

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14:22

2985: "Consent Remains a Grey Area" - Legal Academic...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/07/03

As South Sudan continues to grapple with sexual and gender-based violence, which remains one of the most pressing scourges in society, legal scholar Dr Akuch Kuol emphasises the need for comprehensive interventions that go beyond legal reforms.She points out that the concept of consent remains a significant grey area, often enabling the continued perpetration of violence against women and girls. Drawing on her research, Dr Kuol highlights the importance of strengthening the legal and policy

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2984: ROUNDTABLE: A Five-Year Vision for South...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/06/28

South Sudan’s Judiciary has launched its first-ever five-year strategic plan (2025–2029), setting out eight key goals to make the legal system more accessible, inclusive, and responsive to public needs. The plan prioritises expanding judicial infrastructure, increasing the number of judges and support staff, and addressing challenges such as language barriers and limited access to courts in remote areas. Developed through stakeholder consultations and supported by partners including the United

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2983: JONGLEI: Uror County Calls for Urgent Education...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/06/26

In Uror County, Jonglei State, 43 of the 106 schools operate without buildings, holding classes under trees. Seasonal floods and ongoing insecurity, including child abductions and cattle raids, regularly disrupt learning and endanger students. Of the over 800 teachers serving the county, only 270 receive government salaries, while 552 work as unpaid volunteers. Local authorities are urgently appealing for support to provide safe classrooms, clean water, security, and fair compensation for teachers

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