What's the weirdest Uber ride you've been on?

The Ireland Fellows Programme offers South Sudanese graduates the chance to pursue a fully funded master’s degree in Ireland. It focuses on fields aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. The programme aims to build future public leaders by equipping them with global knowledge and skills. In this conversation with  Consul and Second Secretary of Ireland to Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Djibouti, Stephen Frain, we learn how the fellowship is opening doors for young professionals from South

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) performed over 1,000 surgeries on weapon-wounded patients between March and May 2025 in Akobo and Juba, underscoring the urgent medical needs driven by ongoing violence in South Sudan. In this conversation, ICRC Head of Operations Daniel Bunnskog and Deputy Health Coordinator Rose Ochieng discuss the complexities of responding to growing humanitarian needs amid cycles of conflict. They also reflect on how the spillover effects of the war in Sudan

Female three-fingered sloths use loud, high-pitched screams to attract mates when they’re in heat.

It's the game where Ben & Kelly toss jokes back and forth until someone laughs... it's You Laugh You Lose!

Kristen rolls in with a quick question involving her boyfriend’s apartment.

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?

“Natasha” is wondering if what happened AFTER her romantic weekend trip with her boyfriend is a red flag or if it’s just the wine talking?

What random thing do you have an unusually strong opinion about?

What do you call your pet, even though it is not their name?

We all do dumb things; sometime we're little kids and other times we're drunk adults. Can you tell the difference?

“Marcy” is divorced and wants to take her kids on a memorable trip. Her kids want her to bring along her ex. Things get complicated when he finds out about the trip.

Calling someone by their name in public if they’re wearing a name tag and not at their job. Do you do it?

Guests: - Thomas Tako Akim Ujjiga, World Health Organisation’s Field Coordinator. - George Yugu , Social Behavior Change Officer, Ministry of Health

Guest: - Patrick Oyet, President Union of Journalists

President of the Internet Society South Sudan Chapter, Joseph Abuni Gama, and  Chairperson of the South Sudan Internet Governance Forum, Unguec Stephen are in conversation with the Miraya Breakfast Show on the just ended Internet Governance Forum.

In this interview, UNMAS Chief Zehrudin Sukanovic talks about how the United Nations Mine Action Service has cleared over 1.3 million unexploded ordnances in South Sudan since 2004, an achievement he equates to saving countless lives. He discusses the ongoing efforts of twelve mine action teams working along high-risk roads to ensure the safety of humanitarian workers, peacekeepers, and civilians. Zukanovic also emphasises the importance of public vigilance and reporting suspected explosives to

Can you guess the songs we're gargling?

“Isabel” witnessed something suspicious with a capital S involving a good friend of hers and now has knowledge she didn’t want in the first place. So what’s she do?

Did technology help you catch a cheater in your life?