3094: MBS. International Peace Day: Civil Society Stresses Nonviolence and Unity in South Sudan
Guests: - Moses Monday, the Executive Director of the Organization for Nonviolence and Development, ONAD
25m Sep 21, 2025
25m
3093: Roundtable Special. International Peace Day: Act Now for Peace from Torit, Eastern Equatoria
Guests: 1. Elia John Ahajji, State Minister of Information and Communication & Acting Minister of Peacebuilding in EES 2. Auxilio Rimondo, director general for the ministry of peacebuilding and the Chairperson of the Organizing Committee for the International Peace Day in EES
1hr 48m Sep 20, 2025
1hr 48m
3092: Know Your Rights: International Day of Peace: Act Now for a Peaceful South Sudan
Guests: - Simon Mborimbuko, Program Director, Youth Link - Alinda Brenda, Program Coordinator, Justice for the Girls (J4TG)
44m Sep 19, 2025
44m
3091: MBS. World Pharmaceutical Day: Pharmaceutical Society Calls for Stronger Regulations on Medicines
Guests: - Odol Ocay Anyaljock, Medical Chain Specialist and Chairperson of the organizing committee for World Pharmacists Day. - Martin Makuek Chiman, Secretary General of the Pharmaceutical Society of South Sudan.
34m Sep 19, 2025
34m
3090: Health and Wellness: Common Causes of Miscarriage Among Women
Guest: - Dr. Peter Tadaros, Obstetrician and Gynecologist
42m Sep 18, 2025
42m
3089: MBS. Restoring Dignity: Fistula Repair Camp Offers Free Treatment in Juba
Guests: - Aketch Deng, the Fistula Coordinator at Juba Teaching Hospital - Manuela Modong, Project Manager at  Amref South Sudan
29m Sep 18, 2025
29m
3088: MBS. Over 100 Gender-Based Violence Cases Pending Trial Across South Sudan
Guest: - Jackline Nasiwa, the Executive Director of the Center for Inclusive Governance, Peace and Justice.
21m Sep 18, 2025
21m
3087: DIA. Democracy at a Crossroads: Voices, Challenges, and the Future
Guests: 1. Claudia Sayago - UNMISS Rule of Law Office 2. Anna Manemo – CSO Representive 3. Hon.  Paul Chabiet - Minister of Information Lakes State
45m Sep 18, 2025
45m
3086: MBS. Peace at a Crossroads: Detentions, Court Cases, and the Future of the Agreement
Guest:  - Abraham Kuol, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Juba.
27m Sep 17, 2025
27m
3085: Public Awareness by the National Constitutional Review Commission: Purposes, Schedules and Expectations
Guests: 1. Hon. John Natana – Secretary General of the NCRC 2. Hon Patrick Oyet – Head of Civic Education and Public Consultations Committee.
44m Sep 17, 2025
44m
3084: MBS: South Sudanese Community in Melbourne Mournes Two Boys Killed in Gang-related Violence
The South Sudanese community in Australia are mourning two boys, aged 12 and 15, who were fatally stabbed on the streets of Melbourne on Saturday by a group of eight masked individuals. Police suspect the attack was gang-related but stressed the boys were unlikely to have been involved, given their age and clean records. Lawyer and community leader Maker Mayek says the community is shocked an...
6m Sep 10, 2025
6m
3083: MBS: World Suicide Prevention Day - Every Life Matters
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day, a day that unites the world in raising awareness, breaking the silence around mental health, and reminding us that every single life is precious. Here in South Sudan, suicide cases are still being reported across different communities, making this observance not just symbolic but urgent. It’s a chance for us to reflect and to ask: Why is this day so impor...
11m Sep 10, 2025
11m
3082: NATIONWIDE: Kuda Resolutions - Bridging Divides Between Farmers and Cattle Herders in Central Equatoria
In this episode, we turn to Kuda, where a landmark dialogue has just concluded between cattle herders and farmers from Central Equatoria’s Juba and Terekeka Counties. For years, tensions over cattle migration have fueled disputes, leading to loss of lives, destruction of farms, and the displacement of communities. The Kuda conference brought together local leaders, government officials, and pe...
45m Sep 09, 2025
45m
3081: MBS: Protecting Education in Times of Conflict
Today, September 9th, the world marks the International Day to Protect Education from Attack, a reminder that schools must remain sanctuaries of learning and hope, even in conflict zones. Sadly, in many parts of the world, including South Sudan, classrooms and children often face the threat of violence and disruption. On this special day, we are joined by Major General Chaplain Khamis Edward, ...
6m Sep 09, 2025
6m
3080: MBS: Building a Safer, Smarter Juba
In this episode, we turn our focus to the rapid growth of the capital Juba, that is expanding every day. Yet, each rainy season exposes the city’s challenges: flooded roads, poor drainage, and unplanned construction. How do we make Juba safer, more resilient, and better organized for the future? And what role does the Engineering Council of South Sudan play in shaping that vision? Joining us...
20m Sep 09, 2025
20m
3079: MBS: International Literacy Day - Preparing South Sudan’s Children for a Digital Future
Today we join the world in celebrating International Literacy Day, marked every year on the 8th of September. This year’s theme, “Literacy in a Digital Era,” is especially relevant for South Sudan, where the challenge is not only teaching children to read and write, but also equipping them with the digital skills needed to thrive in a rapidly changing world. To explore this important topic, we...
15m Sep 08, 2025
15m
3078: MBS: Highlighting the Role of Physiotherapy on World Physiotherapy Day
When you hear the word physiotherapy, you might think of someone recovering from an injury or doing exercises after a hospital stay. But physiotherapy is much more than that, it’s about staying active, strong, and independent, especially as we grow older. This year, the world marks Physiotherapy Day under the theme “Healthy Ageing: Preventing Frailty and Falls.” Here in South Sudan, physiother...
24m Sep 08, 2025
24m
3077: ROUNDTABLE: Eight Years of the Revitalized Peace Agreement – What Next?
Next week marks eight years since the signing of the Revitalized Peace Agreement (R-ARCSS) on 12th September 2018, a deal intended to bring an end to conflict among South Sudan’s warring factions. But today, the agreement is under strain, implementation has stalled, violence is on the rise, and political divisions remain deep. The UN and human rights bodies are urging urgent regional action an...
1hr 52m Sep 06, 2025
1hr 52m
3076: MBS: An Intergenerational Dialogue on Inclusive Elections
In this episode, we reflect on the Intergenerational Dialogue on Inclusive Elections, held in Juba from 2nd to 4th September. The three-day forum brought together youth, elders, women, persons with disabilities, and faith-based leaders to discuss how South Sudan can ensure inclusive and peaceful elections ahead of the 2026 polls. Joining us are Juan Racheal (representing Faith-Based Organizat...
22m Sep 05, 2025
22m
3075: MBS: Building a Literate Future in South Sudan
As International Literacy Day approaches on September 8th, Radio Miraya turns the spotlight to one of the pillars of South Sudan’s future, education. In this edition, we are joined by Kachuol Mabil Piok, Undersecretary of the National Ministry of General Education and Instruction. He shares insights on the current state of literacy in South Sudan and the steps being taken to transform the educ...
18m Sep 05, 2025
18m
3074: NATIONWIDE: South Sudan’s Struggle with Small Arms
South Sudan remains flooded with small arms and light weapons, a legacy stretching from colonial times, through decades of civil war, and into the more recent conflicts of 2013 and 2015. These weapons continue to shape daily life, fueling insecurity and threatening peace. In this episode, we examine how the proliferation of arms began, its impact on society, and possible solutions. Joining me ...
41m Sep 04, 2025
41m
3073: HEALTH & WELLNESS: Heart Conditions Among Children
In this episode we’re discussing a very important issue among our little ones, which is heart problems. Today we will understand what causes them. How serious are they? And what can parents do to protect their children? We are joined by Dr. Gawar Isaac, a paediatrician at Al Sabbah Children’s Hospital.
44m Sep 04, 2025
44m
3072: DiA: Rule of Law - The Backbone of Democracy
At the core of every democracy is the principle of the rule of law, that no one is above it, and everyone is treated fairly under it. But how does this work in practice? Do our institutions live up to this promise, and what role can citizens play in safeguarding it? In this episode of Democracy in Action, we explore these questions with real-world examples and challenges, together with our gue...
44m Sep 04, 2025
44m
3071: WORKING TOGETHER: Clean Water, Brighter Futures: Tearfund’s Work in South Sudan
In this episode, we focus on Sustainable Development Goal 6, ensuring access to clean water and sanitation for all. We’ll explore how Tearfund International’s South Sudan office is helping communities gain safe water, with projects reaching areas like Duk County. You’ll also hear from a local beneficiary on how clean water has transformed life for his family. Joining Tidio Betty in the studio ...
43m Sep 03, 2025
43m
MBS: ICRC Reports Sharp Increase in Missing Cases
A new report from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) released on 28 August reveals that more than 6,500 people are registered as missing in South Sudan, a global 70 percent increase from last year. So, many cases are linked to the conflict in Sudan and the refugee influx but also reflect years of displacement and insecurity here at home. Behind every number is a family waiting...
22m Sep 03, 2025
22m
3070: NATIONWIDE: A Conversation with U.K. Ambassador David Ashley on Peace and Development in South Sudan
In today’s episode, we sit down with UK Ambassador to South Sudan, David Ashley, for an in-depth conversation on the peace process, humanitarian challenges, and the road ahead for South Sudan. As South Sudan looks toward the 2026 elections, what urgent steps need to be taken to rebuild trust, strengthen institutions, and ensure a credible path forward? And what role does the UK see for itself ...
23m Sep 02, 2025
23m
3069: MBS: Unity State Minister of Information, Gatwech Bipal: Flooding Submerges Schools and Hospitals, 75,000 Displaced
17m Sep 02, 2025
17m
3068: MBS: Thomas Muto Lo’Buda Urges Stronger Private Sector Role in South Sudan’s Economy
Guest: Mr. Thomas Muto Lo’Buda, Patron of Central Equatoria Business Union and Consultant of the Juba Special Economic Zone
23m Sep 02, 2025
23m
3067: MBS: Juba Residents Consider Legal Action Over Poor Service Delivery
Residents of Gudele, Hai Referendum and Mia-Saba in Juba are threatening legal action against government institutions over poor service delivery. Their lawyer, Mario Maker Chol of Reign Legal and Consultancy Firm, says notices have been served to the Ministries of Roads and Bridges, Environment and Forestry, and Juba City Council, accusing them of violating citizens’ constitutional rights.
17m Sep 02, 2025
17m
3066: MBS: From Streets to Shelter – A Journey of Resilience and Hope
 In this episode, we share an extra-ordinary story of resilience and hope. Our guest, is Dominic Living Wawa, once lived on the streets, but turned his struggles into strength. He now leads the Kikiji National Orphanage Centre–South Sudan, giving vulnerable children love, shelter, and education. Dominic has also captured his journey in a new book, set to launch on September 6th, a story that ...
15m Sep 01, 2025
15m
3065: MBS: Strengthening Immigration Services in South Sudan
We are honored to host General Elia Kosta, Director-General of the Directorate of Immigration, Nationality, and Passports. His office is at the heart of safeguarding South Sudan’s borders, regulating the movement of people, and ensuring citizens and visitors alike can access vital services such as passports, visas, and national identification.
19m Sep 01, 2025
19m
3064: Nationwide: The leader of the National Democratic Movement, Dr. Lam Akol Ajawin
30m Aug 31, 2025
30m
3063: Nationwide: Ministry of Agriculture an Food Security pushes for a review of the Agricultural Bank's Act
Guest: Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security, Hon Lily Albino Akol
30m Aug 31, 2025
30m
3062: ROUNDTABLE: Enhancing Political Dialogue among the Political Parties
In this episode, we examine the future of the 2018 peace agreement, the R-ARCSS. Once seen as a pathway to elections and democratic transition, the deal now faces serious challenges, from missed benchmarks and renewed clashes to divisions within key political parties. Some call the agreement dead, while others argue it can still be revived. So, what must the parties do to recommit and rebuild ...
1hr 43m Aug 30, 2025
1hr 43m
3061: Health Ministry and WHO Scale Up Fight Against Deadly Childhood Diseases
Earlier this month, we talked about the upcoming rollout of the second measles vaccine dose (MCV2) alongside the scale-up of the malaria vaccine. That rollout has now happened nationwide. So how did it unfold? What challenges came up, and what does this mean for children and families across South Sudan? To give us the latest updates, we’re joined once again by Dr. George Legge from the Minist...
23m Aug 29, 2025
23m
3060: NATIONWIDE: Focus on Juba’s Roads and Infrastructure
In this episode of Nationwide, we turn our focus to the state of roads and drainage in Juba. Recently heavy rains have left parts of the city flooded, with key roads, including the JIA road, becoming nearly impassable. Residents from Gudule, Hai Referendum, and Mia Saba have even issued a legal notice against the City Council over poor road conditions. So, what is being done to fix Juba’s ro...
47m Aug 29, 2025
47m
3059: WORKING TOGETHER: IGNITE: Sparking Innovation for Food Security in South Sudan
In this episode of Working Together, we turn the spotlight on the WFP IGNITE Food Systems Challenge in South Sudan—an initiative that sparks local innovation, builds climate resilience, and strengthens food security across the country. We look at how the challenge identifies and supports agribusiness ventures with catalytic grants and hands-on mentorship. In our conversation with WFP represent...
46m Aug 28, 2025
46m
3058: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION: Accountability: The Key to Strengthening Public Financial Management
 In this episode, we dive into the theme “Accountability: The Key to Strengthening Public Financial Management.” We explore what accountability means in managing public funds, how it drives transparency and curbs corruption, the challenges it faces, and practical recommendations to improve governance. Our guest, Prof. Dr. Melha Ruot Biel from the Center for Strategic and Policy Studies, shares ...
45m Aug 28, 2025
45m
3057: Juba Students Reflect on Human Rights Film Festival
Students in Juba recently attended a special film screening under the Gatakhor Human Rights Festival, showcasing powerful stories from South Sudan and beyond. The films highlighted themes of freedom, education, equality, and the courage to stand up for one’s rights. On the Miraya Breakfast Show, Victoria William, Stella Kapuki, and Moses Moga share what they learned, how the stories inspired th...
19m Aug 22, 2025
19m
3056: Unity State Authorities, WHO Tackle Multiple Health Crises
Unity State is grappling with a convergence of health challenges, from floods and recurrent outbreaks of cholera, hepatitis E, and malaria to the wider humanitarian crisis and insecurity. What are the biggest health threats facing communities right now, and how prepared are authorities and partners to respond?  The Miraya Breakfast Show is in conversation with Loro Frederick, World Health Organ...
16m Aug 22, 2025
16m
3055: WHO, Warrap Health Authorities Step Up Response to Floods and Diseases Outbreaks
On this week's informational session in collaboration with the World Health Organization, we focus on Warrap State, where seasonal floods and recurrent disease outbreaks such as cholera continue to strain health facilities and impact thousands of families already facing displacement, food insecurity, and limited access to clean water.  Field Coordinator for the WHO Hub in Warrap, Deng Akol, spe...
11m Aug 22, 2025
11m
3054: DIA. Principles of Good Governance: Advancing Sustainable Development and Improving Citizens’ Lives
Guest: - Julia Aker Duany, Chairperson, Council of South Sudan Women Union
43m Aug 21, 2025
43m
3053: MBS. The Impact of Hospital Overcrowding in South Sudan
Guest: - Khan Chuol, Head of Public Health Department at Juba Teaching hospital
10m Aug 21, 2025
10m
3052: MBS. South Sudan Women’s Charter Heads to Constitutional Review
Guests: - Justice Ajonye Perpetua - Representative from Ministry of Gender - Joyce Ayoub Phillip - Representative from Ministry of Gender
20m Aug 21, 2025
20m
3051: NATIONWIDE: RJMEC on South Sudan’s Fragile Peace Process
South Sudan’s fragile peace hangs in the balance as delays and political deadlock threaten preparations for the 2026 elections. In this exclusive Radio Miraya interview, RJMEC Chief of Staff Ambassador Berhanu Kebede discusses the state of the peace agreement, the risks of renewed conflict, and the urgent need for inclusive political dialogue. He also highlights the role of regional and interna...
36m Aug 19, 2025
36m
3050: South Sudan Invited to Join Africa Climate Summit in Addis Ababa
South Sudan has been invited to attend the Africa Climate Summit 2 in Addis Ababa from 8–10 September 2025, where 25 heads of state are expected. The summit will push for Africa’s unified position ahead of COP30, the G20, and the UN General Assembly in Brazil. Ethiopia’s Embassy in Juba says South Sudan’s participation is vital, given the country’s severe climate impacts. Radio Miraya's Sani Ma...
6m Aug 19, 2025
6m
3049: WORLD HUMANITARIAN DAY: Spotlight on the Risks and Sacrifices of Aid Workers in South Sudan
Humanitarian workers in South Sudan face daily risks of harassment, attacks, and even death while delivering life-saving aid. On World Humanitarian Day, the UN urges stronger protection and global solidarity to support those on the frontlines of South Sudan’s humanitarian crisis. Radio Miraya is in conversation with Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary General in South Sudan, Anita Ki...
10m Aug 18, 2025
10m
3048: Respect International Law in Gaza Displacement Conundrum, Bulla Warns Government
A leading South Sudanese lawyer has urged the government to handle the issue of possible Palestinian displacement from Gaza with extreme caution. Godfrey Bulla, Executive Director of the Justice and Human Rights Observatory, says Juba must prioritise respect for international legal obligations, consult the United Nations refugee agency, and avoid any role that could contribute to the subjugatio...
7m Aug 18, 2025
7m
3047: CW. Violence Against Women in the Elections
Guest: - Caroline Karwitha, Police Advisor, UNMISS - Sikandar Khan, Police Advisor, UNMISS - Major Elijah Mabor, South Sudan National Police Service
45m Aug 18, 2025
45m
3046: MBS. IGNITE Challenge: Empowering Youth to Transform South Sudan’s Food Systems
Guest: - Dr. Ayiik Kuir, Programme, Policy Officer for Innovations, World Food Programme
17m Aug 18, 2025
17m