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.

Radio Miraya is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 500 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Radio Miraya, a technology show with 500 episodes published.

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  Episode #3368

  3368: Maban Refugee Leaders Seek More Support for Secondary Education

  Oct 1, 202616 min

  Refugee leaders in Maban are calling for urgent investment in secondary education, citing a severe shortage of schools, classrooms and teachers in the camps. In an interview on Miraya Breakfast Show Radio, Gendrassa Refugee Camp Chairperson Waleed Hakim says the lack of a secondary school in the camp forces students to travel long distances to continue their studies. He appeals to the government and humanitarian partners to expand education facilities, support teachers and create better learning opportunities for refugee youth. Presenter: Mustafa Kur Lual Producer: Clayton Moyo Photo Credit: Jesuit Refugee Service

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  Episode #3368

  3368: NATIONWIDE | Progress and Challenges in Delivering Justice in Maban County

  Oct 1, 202647 min

  In Maban, the county court is now handling a wider range of cases, including serious criminal offences, following the granting of High Court powers to the county judge. County Judge Biar Matet says this development has significantly improved access to justice, particularly for vulnerable communities, including more than 220,000 refugees living in the area. However, he highlights limited access to legal aid as a major challenge, with many people unable to afford legal representation. He also points to challenges arising from the coexistence of customary and formal justice systems, noting that more people are appealing to the county court due to concerns about fairness and procedures in customary courts. Live from the newly refurbished courthouse in Maban, Judge Biar Matet joins lawyer Ajak Kwathi Ajang in conversation with Radio Miraya's Mustafa Kur Lual to discuss access to justice, legal aid and the challenges of strengthening the rule of law in Maban.

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  Episode #3366

  3366: WORLD RABIES DAY: What to do after an animal bite or scratch

  Sep 28, 202630 min

  As the world marks World Rabies Day, we look at a deadly but preventable disease and what communities can do to protect themselves. Under this year’s theme, “Stronger Together,” the discussion focuses on preventing rabies through vaccination, responsible pet ownership and prompt medical care after an animal bite or scratch. Joining the conversation are Dr. Mary Joseph from MLF, Dr. David Martin from SMARFT CES, Aisha Saif Eldowla from SSVA, and Dr. Richard Sebit from VSF Suisse. They discuss rabies prevention, the One Health approach, and the steps people should take following possible exposure.

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  3365: ROUNDTABLE: Can South Sudan’s Inter-Party Dialogue build consensus for December elections?

  Sep 26, 20261h 48m

  With less than three months to South Sudan’s 22 December general elections, political parties are meeting through the newly launched Inter-Party Dialogue to seek consensus on the electoral process. On this edition of Round Table Discussion, Sani Martin speaks with 1. Hon. Albino Akol Atak, Deputy Rapporteur of the Inter-Party Dialogue representing the Other Political Parties (OPP), and a senior leader of the African National Congress (ANC). 2. Ambassador John Andruga Duku, SPLM National Secretary for Political Affairs, Mobilisation and Organisation. They discuss election readiness, political and civic space, security, trust among political parties, acceptance of election results, and whether the dialogue can resolve outstanding concerns and help deliver peaceful and credible elections.

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  Episode #3364

  3364: DEMOCRACY IN ACTION: Understanding social insurance payments in South Sudan

  Sep 24, 202642 min

  South Sudan’s National Social Insurance Fund is moving ahead with the implementation of social insurance contributions, including payments for the private sector from 1 October 2026. But how does the social insurance system work? How are contributions made, who is required to pay, and what benefits are workers entitled to? On Democracy in Action, host Gabriel Shadar speaks to Santo Daniel, Director of Research and Planning at the National Social Insurance Fund, and Utaz Ring Majok, Director of Administration and Finance at NSIF, about social insurance payments and what workers need to know about their contributions and benefits.

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