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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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3148: NATIONWIDE: Supporting Children on the Move -...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/17

This episode of Nationwide focuses on the humanitarian response in Renk County, Upper Nile State, where thousands of refugees and returnees from Sudan continue to arrive. The programme features Save the Children staff discussing mental health support, child protection, and emergency education services for displaced families. Listeners hear how child-friendly spaces, psychosocial support, teacher training, and school incentives are helping children cope with trauma and return to learning. The episode

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44:18

3147: HEALTH and Wellness: Living with Diabetes

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/17

This week's episode focuses on managing diabetes. It also provides practical guidance for those living with the condition, emphasising blood-sugar monitoring, medication, and routine check-ups. The episode encourages community awareness, reduces stigma, and promotes healthier daily habits for long-term wellbeing. Radio Miraya's Magdolin Kwajok Joseph is in conversation with Dr Patrick Sokiri.

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3146: ROUNDTABLE: Understanding Local Governance in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/15

Local government sits at the third tier of South Sudan’s decentralised system of governance, yet its powers, responsibilities, and constitutional relationship with state and national authorities remain unclear to many officials and citizens.Under the 2009 Local Government Act, the country operates a decentralised framework made up of counties, payams, and bomas, supported by both formal state institutions and traditional authorities. But years of conflict, displacement, and shifting community

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3145: MBS: Spotlight on South Sudan’s Top Young...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/14

The University of Juba’s School of Mathematics has officially released the results of the 7th South Sudan Mathematics Olympiad, held on the 8th of November 2025.The competition brought together some of the country’s brightest young minds—students with a passion for numbers, logic, and problem-solving. And rising above them all this year is Biliu Panom Chol, a Form Four student from Darling Wisdom Academy Secondary School, Glasgow Campus, who achieved the highest score in the national

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43:14

3144: DiA: Decentralization and Local Governance:...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/13

Since independence in 2011, South Sudan has been working to build governance structures that are inclusive, responsive, and rooted in the needs of its diverse communities. Decentralization was designed to be a cornerstone of that vision — a system that empowers local authorities, enhances public participation, and brings essential services closer to the people.But while power is shared across national, state, and local levels in theory, the reality on the ground is far more complex. Counties,

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19:01

3143: MBS: Understanding Hepatitis E - A Hidden...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/12

On today’s episode, we take a closer look at an issue quietly affecting many families across South Sudan, Hepatitis, and particularly Hepatitis E.Recent reports show a rise in cases, especially in Northern Bahr el Ghazal. Many have heard about Hepatitis, but few understand what it really is, how it spreads, or how to stay safe. Hepatitis E is often linked to unclean water and poor sanitation, challenges that remain common in many communities. To help us understand more about this disease and how

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10:04

3142: FULL STATEMENT: Under-Secretary-General for...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/11

UN Under-Secretary-General for Peace Operations Jean-Pierre Lacroix on Tuesday briefed the Security Council on the situation in South Sudan. Lacroix warned that the peace process is losing ground amid rising violence, political tensions, and a deepening humanitarian crisis, urging renewed dialogue and commitment from all parties to prevent further instability. We bring you his full statement. UN Photo/Loey Felipe

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32:20

3141: MBS: From Guns to Peace: Rethinking Security in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/11

Today, we’re diving into a conversation that touches the very heart of South Sudan’s struggle for peace, the issue of guns in civilian hands. For years, many communities have held onto weapons for protection, to guard their families, cattle, and livelihoods. But the reality is that more guns have often led to more fear, mistrust, and violence. So, how do we begin to change this mindset? How do we move from a society that depends on the gun to one that trusts the law — and feels truly protected by

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97:17

3140: ROUNDTABLE: Women Journalists and Democracy in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/08

On this episode, we highlight the role of women journalists in promoting democratic governance in South Sudan.They are amplifying women’s voices in politics, the economy, and public life. Journalists say increasing women’s participation in civic life is essential to advancing gender equality. Yach Garang James is hosting: Leila Ousman Khamis, Deputy Chairperson, Female Journalists Network Ibasi Patricia Toba, Radio Community News Editor Maura Ajak, freelance journalist

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18:05

3139: MBS: Tackling Maternal Health Challenges in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/07

Today, we’re focusing on maternal health in South Sudan, a pressing national concern that continues to claim the lives of too many women.Vice President Rebecca Nyandeng recently met with the Association of Gynecologists and Obstetricians of South Sudan to address the country’s high maternal mortality rate and the cultural and structural barriers that continue to endanger women during childbirth. The Association also announced its upcoming Annual Scientific Conference, which will bring together

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18:57

3138: MBS: Building Climate-Resilient Education in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/06

In this episode, we’re looking at how climate change is disrupting children’s learning in South Sudan, through floods, droughts, and displacement, and what can be done to keep classrooms open.The new BRACE Programme, Building the Climate Resilience of Children and Communities through the Education Sector, aims to strengthen school infrastructure, maintain learning during climate emergencies, and help communities adapt. Joining us are Mr. George Mogga from the Ministry of General Education and

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19:18

3137: MBS: Civil Society and Faith Leaders Advance...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/05

A few months ago, a group of South Sudanese civil society activists, faith leaders, and community influencers came together to launch a home-grown peace initiative — a locally led effort designed to complement national peace processes and revive dialogue among communities.Unlike externally driven approaches, this initiative draws from South Sudan’s own traditions of reconciliation, dialogue, and community mediation, putting citizens at the heart of peacebuilding. So, where does this initiative

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13:52

3136: Harmony for Healing: Artists Join Forces to End...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/04

A collaboration of four musicians from the Greater Pibor Administrative Area and Jonglei State is now serenading listeners across South Sudan with a powerful new song for peace. Behind the melodies lies a deeper message - a call to end the violence, cattle raiding, and child abductions that have long affected communities in the region. Radio Miraya’s Samuel Pawon spoke with three of the four artists behind the song to learn how music is helping to heal and unite divided communities. he is in

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44:20

3136: NATIONWIDE: Cholera Outbreak – One Year On

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/04

It’s been just over a year since cholera was declared in South Sudan, after initial cases in Renk County, Upper Nile. More than 50 counties across seven states have been affected. In response, the government and partners rolled out oral cholera vaccination, treatment, and water-sanitation measures to curb a disease that has claimed lives over the past year. So, what worked, what didn’t, and what’s next? Did the response strengthen South Sudan’s emergency preparedness and health system for future

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20:51

3135: RHYTHMS OF PEACE: Artists Support Campaign...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/03

Four artists from Jonglei and the Greater Pibor Administrative Area have combined their voices, using creativity to challenge the persistent cattle raiding and child abductions in the region. The creative collaboration is part of a peace drive spearheaded by partners who include the Peace and Reconciliation Commission of Greater Pibor. Commission Chairperson, James Nyikcho Pirya tells Radio Miraya that the campaign will be reinforced by justice and accountability measures designed to uphold the

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110:06

3134: ROUNDTABLE: South Sudan's Own Path to Peace -...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/11/01

On this Miraya Roundtable episode, we explore the Home-Grown Peace Initiative for South Sudan (HGPI-SS), a citizen-led movement putting South Sudanese voices at the centre of peacebuilding. The initiative aims to make peace a national priority rooted in dialogue, reconciliation, and community ownership. Sani Martin hosts: Bishop Zacharia Manyok Biar, Chairman of the strategy Committee for South Sudan Council of Churches. Kezia Lenyiwa, Executive Director Your AID for Health, And Volunteer for

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44:52

3134: WORKING TOGETHER: Partnerships for Fighting...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/10/31

This week on Working Together, we focus on efforts to fight food insecurity in South Sudan. As the world marks World Food Day, we explore how government institutions and humanitarian partners are collaborating to build sustainable and climate-resilient food systems. Joining host Tidio Betty are Ms. Nahid Remis, Acting Director for National Food Reserve at the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security; Mr. Nicholas Kerandi, Food Security Specialist at FAO; and Mr. Mackenzie Masocha, Agriculture and

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9:52

3133: WHO - Fighting Cholera: Hygiene as the First...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/10/31

On this episode of our World Health Organization Weekly Information Update we focus on South Sudan's ongoing battle against cholera and the vital tole of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) in stopping its spread. As health teams intensify response efforts, our guests Chandapiwa Kativu and Angeth Pamela Buol, WASH officers from the WHO, share insights from the field on how access to clean water, proper hygiene, and safe sanitation can prevent, protect communities, save lives.

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43:56

3132: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION: Security Sector Reform in...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/10/31

This episode explores South Sudan’s ongoing efforts in Security Sector Reform (SSR) - a vital process linked to Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR). As the country marks DDR Week, the discussion focuses on transforming wartime security institutions into accountable, professional, and citizen-centered bodies. Guests Wilson Lual, Executive Secretary for DDR, and Innocent Mugabo from UNMISS, reflect on progress in reintegration, the unification of forces, and the importance of

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19:39

3131: MBS. Disarmament Week: South Sudan’s Path to...

Radio Miraya ·

2025/10/28

Guest: - Wilson Lual Lual, Acting Executive Director of the National Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration, and DDR expert.

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