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

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

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.

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

Guests: 1. Motwakil Awol Mamuor – Deputy Chairperson of the South Sudan National Youth Union. 2. These Marial Rong – Secretary of Information,  SSNYU 3. Florance Ageba, Secretary of Research, SSNYU

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A new national study by Save the Children and government ministries reveals that nearly two-thirds of South Sudanese children aged 5 to 17 are engaged in the worst forms of child labour, from mining and cattle herding to street vending and conflict-related activities. The report highlights poverty, conflict, and lack of access to education as major drivers. Radio Miraya speaks with Save the Children Country Director Chris Nyamandi and Child Rights Specialist Mabior Michael on the findings,

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