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3369: WORLD TEACHERS DAY | Standing with South...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/10/05

What does standing with teachers mean in South Sudan? On World Teachers’ Day, Radio Miraya speaks with education specialists Manuela Tiyu and Tawanda Madhangi about unpaid salaries, overcrowded classrooms and the challenges of keeping qualified teachers in rural schools. They discuss a three-year programme targeting more than 4,200 teachers, alongside practical support such as housing and training. The conversation examines what government, communities and businesses can do to help teachers stay in

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16:25

3368: Maban Refugee Leaders Seek More Support for...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/10/01

Refugee leaders in Maban are calling for urgent investment in secondary education, citing a severe shortage of schools, classrooms and teachers in the camps. In an interview on Miraya Breakfast Show Radio, Gendrassa Refugee Camp Chairperson Waleed Hakim says the lack of a secondary school in the camp forces students to travel long distances to continue their studies. He appeals to the government and humanitarian partners to expand education facilities, support teachers and create better learning

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47:12

3368: NATIONWIDE | Progress and Challenges in...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/10/01

In Maban, the county court is now handling a wider range of cases, including serious criminal offences, following the granting of High Court powers to the county judge. County Judge Biar Matet says this development has significantly improved access to justice, particularly for vulnerable communities, including more than 220,000 refugees living in the area.However, he highlights limited access to legal aid as a major challenge, with many people unable to afford legal representation. He also points

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38:18

3367: NATIONWIDE: Outgoing UK Ambassador reflects on...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/29

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30:16

3366: WORLD RABIES DAY: What to do after an animal...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/28

As the world marks World Rabies Day, we look at a deadly but preventable disease and what communities can do to protect themselves. Under this year’s theme, “Stronger Together,” the discussion focuses on preventing rabies through vaccination, responsible pet ownership and prompt medical care after an animal bite or scratch.Joining the conversation are Dr. Mary Joseph from MLF, Dr. David Martin from SMARFT CES, Aisha Saif Eldowla from SSVA, and Dr. Richard Sebit from VSF Suisse. They discuss rabies

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108:04

3365: ROUNDTABLE: Can South Sudan’s Inter-Party...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/26

With less than three months to South Sudan’s 22 December general elections, political parties are meeting through the newly launched Inter-Party Dialogue to seek consensus on the electoral process.On this edition of Round Table Discussion, Sani Martin speaks with 1. Hon. Albino Akol Atak, Deputy Rapporteur of the Inter-Party Dialogue representing the Other Political Parties (OPP), and a senior leader of the African National Congress (ANC).2. Ambassador John Andruga Duku, SPLM National Secretary for

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41:55

3364: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION: Understanding social...

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2026/09/24

South Sudan’s National Social Insurance Fund is moving ahead with the implementation of social insurance contributions, including payments for civil servants from 1 October 2026.But how does the social insurance system work? How are contributions made, who is required to pay, and what benefits are workers entitled to? On Democracy in Action, host Gabriel Shadar speaks to Santo Daniel, Director of Research and Planning at the National Social Insurance Fund, and Utaz Ring Majok, Director of

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25:55

3363: THREE MONTHS TO ELECTIONS: Is South Sudan Ready...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/22

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42:54

3363: CITIZENS TALK FOR PEACE: How can the voices of...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/22

On Peacemakers this week, we speak to Hiroko Hirahara, Chief of the UNMISS Civil Affairs Division, about the Citizens’ Talk for Peace Forums, an initiative aimed at taking dialogue closer to communities and giving citizens a stronger voice in peacebuilding.We discuss how the forums will bring together communities, authorities, civil society, women, youth and other stakeholders to identify local concerns, build trust and develop practical solutions to conflict.We also look at how citizens’

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14:56

3362: INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PEACE: The role of...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/21

As the world marks the International Day of Peace, we look at what this year’s theme, “Invest in Peace: For Everyone, Everywhere, Every Day,” means for South Sudan.How can communities contribute to lasting peace? What role can locally led peacebuilding play alongside national peace efforts?David Vincent, Deputy Team Leader of the Peacebuilding Opportunities Fund, joins Conflict Advisers Cosmas Ladu and Harry Stables from the British Embassy in Juba to discuss the role of communities and ordinary

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111:37

3362: ROUNDTABLE: Youth representation and...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/19

As South Sudan prepares for elections, what role will young people play in the country’s political and electoral process?Proposed amendments to the National Elections Act provide for 50 percent of seats to be elected through geographical constituencies, 35 percent for women through proportional representation and 15 percent through party lists. But there is no specific allocation for youth.In this edition of Roundtable, we discuss how young people can participate in the elections as voters,

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41:53

3361: HEALTH AND WELLNESS: Vaccines Save Lives

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/18

In this episode of Health & Wellness, Dr. Bono Bol and Dr. Nyuon Biding discussed the importance of vaccines and immunization.They discuss how vaccines work, routine childhood immunization, vaccine safety, common misconceptions and misinformation, the importance of the vaccine cold chain, and the role pharmacists and communities can play in protecting public health.

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27:18

3360: EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW | UN Rights Commission...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/11

The United Nations Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan has concluded a four-day visit, warning that renewed violence, political tensions, shrinking civic space and persistent impunity are putting civilians and the country’s democratic transition at risk. The three-member Commission engaged government officials, political and security actors, civil society, humanitarian partners, victims and other stakeholders, including survivors of recent violence in Jonglei. Its findings point to a fragile

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10:41

3359: INTERNATIONAL LITERACY WEEK | UNESCO backs...

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2026/09/09

UNESCO is supporting a literacy programme targeting more than 800 women in South Sudan’s security sector. The initiative aims to strengthen reading, writing, communication and digital skills while opening pathways to professional development and leadership. UNESCO official James Muorwel says limited literacy has affected women’s promotions, assignments and ability to make meaningful contributions. The programme also seeks to strengthen women’s role in responding to sexual and gender-based violence

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26:04

3358: WORLD LITERACY DAY | Literacy, opportunity and...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/08

Literacy is more than reading and writing. UNICEF Young Reporters Esther Keji and Mark Habet discuss how literacy can help South Sudan’s young people make informed decisions, understand their rights, use technology responsibly and participate in their communities. They also examine barriers to education, including displacement, high school fees, child marriage, gender inequality and inadequate learning facilities, while sharing their hopes for a generation that can use education to build a more

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10:54

3357: INTERNATIONAL LITERACY WEEK: Why South Sudanese...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/07

Teachers Without Borders is calling for a broader approach to literacy in South Sudan, one that also develops critical thinking, communication and problem-solving skills. In this interview, Executive Director Chol Philip Kuer discusses the role of debate, public speaking and other activities in helping children build confidence and analyse information. He also explains how listening to opposing views and disagreeing constructively can equip young people with skills that support peaceful

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108:37

3356: ROUNDTABLE: Implications of Constitutional...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/05

Constitutional Amendment No. 13 has removed key legal barriers to South Sudan's first post-independence elections, paving the way for polls planned for December 2026. But is the country truly ready?In this edition, we examine what the amendment means for the implementation of the Revitalized Peace Agreement, the state of preparedness by the National Elections Commission and the Political Parties Council, and the political, security and logistical challenges that still lie ahead.Guests:Hon. James

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15:27

3355: Bright Stars’ Tunisia Success Sparks Push for...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/02

South Sudan’s Bright Stars have returned from Tunisia with three wins in the latest FIBA Basketball World Cup qualifiers. Central Equatoria Minister of Youth and Culture Hon. Bush Buse, who watched the games, says the team’s success shows sport's power to unite South Sudanese and project a positive image of the country. He also discusses plans for better sports facilities, including an indoor basketball court and a multi-sport complex in Juba.

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20:45

3355: Amplifying Women’s Voices in South Sudan:...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/09/02

This discussion on the Miraya Breakfast Show focuses on women’s participation in South Sudan’s elections, the barriers they face, and the role of political parties, institutions and the media in creating a more inclusive political space. Gender practitioner Dr Angelina Bazugba and policy specialist Esther Ikere Ladu highlight intimidation, limited resources, party structures and media bias as key challenges, while urging women to seek information, build networks and prepare for leadership. They say

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39:38

3354: SSNBS INTERVIEW | From Border to Shelf: The...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/08/31

How safe are the products reaching South Sudanese consumers? The South Sudan National Bureau of Standards says it tests imported and locally produced goods, conducts market surveillance and removes products that fail to meet required standards. But limited laboratory infrastructure, long distances between entry points and testing facilities, and weak coordination among government agencies continue to create gaps. In this Miraya Breakfast Show interview, Quality Manager Garang Mayor Nyariel and

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