Guest: - Andrea Mach Mabior - Political Commentator

South Sudan’s mine action sector has taken a major step forward with the launch of the Gender Equality and Diversity Policy. The new policy is designed to make mine action more inclusive and responsive, ensuring that the voices of women, youth, and vulnerable groups are heard and valued in shaping safer communities. The Miraya Breakfast show is in conversation with: Lubna Sabeeh, Gender Advisor, Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD) Lisa Ukachukwu, Gender Focal Point,

Have you had any experience with a crazy neighbor?

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F My Life, where other people's problems become our entertainment.

We all do dumb things. Sometimes when we do we are little kids; for everything else, we are usually drunk adults. Can you tell the difference?

According to Missy her fiancé is going through a rebellious stage and has landed on a sticking point that, he thinks, is a sign she doesn’t think their marriage will last.

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We read the click bait headlines and stories, so you don’t have to.

Guests: - Tong Makjok, Member Responsible Committee for Conducting Elections. - Arens Faulo, Member Responsible Committee for Conducting Elections.

Guest: - Bush Buse, Program Coordinator for the Whitaker Peace and Development Initiative

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) is responding to a worsening humanitarian crisis in Upper Nile and Unity states, where conflict and flooding have displaced thousands. Nearly 250,000 people need urgent help, but limited resources mean only 50,000 can currently be reached. Services include health care, nutrition, protection, and cash assistance, delivered in partnership with local organisations. Information from early warning systems is guiding response efforts, but funding shortages threaten

South Sudan is debating whether its universities should keep names inherited from the past or adopt titles that reflect local identity. Scholars like Dr Augustino Ting Mayai say many names were imposed and fail to connect with communities. Former minister Peter Adwok Nyaba recalls that some institutions were announced for political gain rather than careful planning. Examples like the Dr John Garang Memorial University show how naming can honour national figures. Advocates argue renaming must go

Tyrese Maxey of the 76ers just learned about can openers... what about you? Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DNNyI4PRnc7/

We’ll kick Kelly out of the room, ask you 5 pop culture questions, then bring Kelly back in and ask her the same 5 questions. If you can get more correct answers than Kelly, you win! If you get less or tie, then you Can’t Beat Kelly!

“Kayla” isn’t looking for internet armchair therapists here and needs to hear from people who have been in her situation before!

Those chance encounters with someone you’re interested in that failed to turn into something more. That’s where Ben & Kelly come in! They scour the internet looking for people who just need that 2nd chance. It’s the weird, the wild, and the desperate… it’s Missed Connections!

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South Sudan joins the global community in commemorating the start of World Breastfeeding Week, echoing the World Health Organization’s call for collective responsibility in supporting breastfeeding mothers. In a country where maternal and child health remains a significant challenge, breastfeeding is a lifeline. In this episode, Gloria Ayub, Risk Communication and Community Engagement officer at WHO shares vital insights into the kind of support mothers in South Sudan need to give their children the

Guest: - Emmanuel Moju, Clinical Psychologist, Project Manager MHPSS