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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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3276: ROUNDTABLE: Can the Agriculture Conference...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/11

South Sudan has vast agricultural potential, yet millions continue to face food insecurity due to conflict, climate shocks, and limited investment.With the National Agriculture Conference set for May in Juba, key stakeholders are expected to come together to find solutions and unlock opportunities in the sector. But can this conference translate into real change on the ground?In this discussion, hosted by Sani Martin, we explore what is at stake and what outcomes citizens should expect, with Evans

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3275: Know Your Rights: Understanding Internal...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/10

On Know Your Rights, the discussion focused on internal displacement in South Sudan, looking at its causes, effects, and responses from a human rights perspective. Guest panelists Ms. Alinda Brenda, Program Coordinator at Girls and Boys in Action, and Mr. Robert Guya Antipas, Program Manager at Talent Initiative for Development, said conflict, communal violence, floods, and drought are the main drivers of displacement. They highlighted the consequences for displaced people, including trauma, sexual

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3274: World Health Day Focuses on Science and Teacher...

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2026/04/10

On the Miraya Breakfast Show, Dr Mutale Senkwe, Cluster Lead for Health Programme and Technical Officer for Noncommunicable Diseases at WHO, and Dr Kenneth Sube, Dean of the College of Medicine at the University of Juba, said this year’s World Health Day theme, “Together for Health, Stand with Science,” is a call to trust science and support practical health solutions. They also highlighted a University of Juba initiative to screen teachers’ eyesight and distribute reading glasses, while urging

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3273: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION: Understanding the Council...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/09

What role does the Council of States play in South Sudan’s legislative system?In this episode of Democracy in Action, we unpack the mandate, structure, and responsibilities of the upper house, looking at its role in decentralisation, lawmaking, and conflict resolution at the state level.Sani Martin speaks with Richard Omonyo, Chairperson of the Committee on Decentralised Governance in the Transitional National Legislative Assembly.

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20:04

3272: Executive Accountability Must Go Beyond Words

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/08

In this discussion, Luate Satimon, Executive Director of Integrity South Sudan, says that accountability in South Sudan is too often treated as a slogan rather than a real practice. He explains that genuine accountability means transparency, leaders being able to justify their decisions, and real enforcement through punishment, dismissal, prosecution, and recovery of public resources. Satimon argues that executive accountability is essential to prevent abuse of power, deter corruption, and restore

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39:42

3271: Girl Child Education in South Sudan:...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/07

The discussion on Crime Watch focused on the importance of girl child education in South Sudan and the major barriers preventing many girls from going to school. Guests highlighted challenges such as poverty, early marriage, cultural beliefs, insecurity, domestic responsibilities, conflict, and lack of school resources, while stressing that educating girls can improve health, strengthen families, promote gender equality, and support national development. They also noted that South Sudan has laws and

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16:07

3270: Reflection on the Genocide against the Tutsi in...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/07

On the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda, William Ngabonziza, Chairperson of the Rwandan Community in South Sudan, said the day is a time for mourning, reflection, and renewed commitment to ensuring such atrocities never happen again. He highlighted unity, accountability, and strong leadership as key factors behind Rwanda’s recovery, and said South Sudan can draw lessons from Rwanda by promoting reconciliation, rejecting hate speech, embracing

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46:03

3269: Women’s Voices on Mine Action in South Sudan

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/06

On Kalam Niswan, hosted by Lucia John, guests Opani Nunas and Rose Keji joined the programme to discuss mine action in South Sudan ahead of the International Day for Mine Awareness. The discussion focused on the dangers posed by landmines and unexploded ordnance, the work being done to clear affected areas, and the importance of community awareness to help keep women, girls, and families safe.

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19:02

3268: Why Election Dispute Resolution Matters Ahead...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/06

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

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46:44

3267: NATIONWIDE: Media’s Role in Justice and...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/01

What role should the media play in a country emerging from conflict?In this edition of Nationwide, we explore how the media can support transitional justice by raising public awareness, amplifying calls for accountability, and promoting reconciliation.The discussion looks at the importance of independent, fact-based reporting in building trust, managing public expectations, and ensuring transparency through tools such as public hearings and published reports. It also draws lessons from The Gambia,

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39:17

3266: NATIONWIDE: Amnesty, Accountability & Command...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/04/01

Can amnesty help a country heal, or does it risk denying justice to victims?In this edition of Nationwide, we unpack Article 31 of the CTRH Act, which allows amnesty for individuals who fully confess and provide evidence, while excluding serious crimes such as genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.The discussion looks at how decisions on amnesty are made, including factors like motive, context, and whether actions were carried out under orders, raising critical questions about

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45:24

3265: NATIONWIDE: Clearing the Danger and Protecting...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/30

As South Sudan marks the International Day for Mine Awareness and Assistance in Mine Action on April 4th, this edition of Nationwide focuses on the ongoing threat of landmines and unexploded ordnance, and the urgent work to keep communities safe.Host Gabriel Shadar is joined by Taban Augustine, Executive Director of Safe Lives Initiative, and Borys Pokalyuk, Head of Protection Unit at United Nations Mine Action Service (UNMAS). Together, they unpack the scale of contamination across the country, the

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3262: Crackdown on Illegal Bush Meat Trade

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/30

A major crackdown on the illegal bush meat trade is unfolding on one of the roads leading to Juba.Speaking on Nationwide with Philip Pitia Kamilo Wani, Colonel Charles Laku said officers seized an army vehicle loaded with about 1.2 metric tons of illegal bush meat on the Bor-Juba road. He warned that traffickers are using various methods to transport wild meat to Juba, but said authorities are tightening enforcement and that those responsible will be dealt with under the law.

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3264: New Universities Bring Hope and Challenges for...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/30

On Chai Talk, the discussion focused on the role of newly established universities in expanding access to higher education in South Sudan, especially in specialised fields such as petroleum, engineering, environment, health, and technology. The programme highlighted how these institutions could help bring education closer to students and build local skills needed for the country’s development.The discussion also noted that major challenges remain, including floods, poor roads, insecurity, and

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42:16

3263: Jonglei Sees Relative Calm After Months of...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/30

On Democracy in Action with Sani Martin, the Minister for Cabinet Affairs in Jonglei State, Justice Kuony Yien Nyuon, said the security situation in Jonglei is now calm after months of violence and displacement in the state's northern region. He said the unrest disrupted communities, services, and civic activities, while many displaced people are now beginning to return.

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30:29

3261: SEASONS: South Sudan Endorses Wildlife...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/30

South Sudan has taken a significant step toward protecting its natural heritage with the endorsement of the Wildlife Conservation Act. The law is expected to strengthen conservation efforts, protect biodiversity, and support sustainable tourism.Hon. Wilson Lodiong Sebit, Chairperson of the Committee on Wildlife Conservation and Tourism at the RTNLA, and Atobgun Lodu Romber, former Chairperson of the same committee, speak to Philip Wabni of Radio Miraya on what this means for the country.

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3260: Safe Water and Hygiene Save Lives

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/27

MBS's health segment focused on water, sanitation, and hygiene, highlighting the urgent need for safe, clean water in South Sudan, especially during the rainy season. The discussion explained that poor water and sanitation can lead to diseases such as cholera, typhoid, hepatitis, malaria, scabies and bilharzia, and stressed the importance of boiling, filtering or chlorinating water before drinking. Listeners also heard practical advice on safe storage, keeping water sources protected from animals

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3259: Ending TB in South Sudan Starts with Awareness

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/27

On the Miraya Breakfast Show, guests Jane Ben, Abraham Dhel Akol from the National TB and Leprosy Control Programme, and Dr. Moses Mutebi Nganda from WHO discussed the upcoming official commemoration of World TB Day in South Sudan on 28 March 2026. They said tuberculosis remains a major public health challenge, with more than 29,000 cases notified in 2025, while stressing that TB is both preventable and curable. The guests highlighted the need for stronger awareness, early screening, and expanded

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3258: ROUNDTABLE: Are Women Being Left Behind in...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/21

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3257: ROUNDTABLE: Can Religious Leaders Help Prevent...

Radio Miraya ·

2026/03/14

As tensions and armed confrontations continue in parts of South Sudan, this episode of The Roundtable asks whether religious leaders can help steer the country away from renewed conflict. Rt Rev James Makuei Chuol of the Presbyterian Church speaks on their recent call for peace and their efforts to encourage dialogue among political actors. The conversation also highlights the humanitarian toll of violence, with communities displaced and struggling to access food, health care, and security. Radio

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