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Guest:  - Asar Mohammad, Head of Humanitarian Assistance and Operations at IOM 

Guests: - Joseph Mung’atu, WHO - Amanya Jacob Kasio , Director for Research Ministry of Health 

Guests:- Tito Mule Alex, Concerned Youth Leaders of South Sudan Group- James Adhal Kot, Concerned Youth Leaders of South Sudan Group- Alia Joyce Anthony, Concerned Youth Leaders of South Sudan Group

Guest: - Natacha Kunama, Peace and Community Cohesion Programme Advisor at UNDP

Guest: - Patricia Njoroge, Chief of Child Protection Department, UNMISS

Guests:  - Stella Andi  - David Isaac Adil 

 9th of December marks the International Anti-Corruption Day, a day dedicated to raising awareness about the damaging effects of corruption and promoting transparency and integrity.  In this interview the Executive Director of Integrity South Sudan, Laute Satimon sharing insights on the anti-corruption efforts in South Sudan and what citizens can do to promote accountability.  Guest:  - Laute Satimon, Executive Director of Integrity South Sudan

Guests:  - Nancy Ikedu, Program Manager, Action 54 - James Fandas, Human Rights Officer, UNMISS  

 Police officers serving in Terekeka, along with the prison officers stationed there, will receive training on SGBV from 8 to 11 December. The program is being developed through a collaboration between the UNMISS Rule of Law and Security Institutions Support Department, UNDP, the National Police Service, and the National Prison Service of South Sudan.  Guest:  - Salah Saleem Khamis, Brigadir, National Police Service 

Guests: - Lisa, UNMAS Gender Focal Point – Gender integration, accountability, PSEAH.- Betty, Staff Member – Lived experience of working in a male-dominated sector.- Luka, Staff Member (Male Ally) – Role of supportive male colleagues.

South Sudan is now one year away from the planned December 2026 general elections — but growing doubts cloud the road ahead. Key obligations under the peace agreement, from security arrangements and electoral preparations to the permanent constitution-making process, remain largely stalled amid deepening political tensions. Analysts and civil society groups warn that moving toward elections without resolving these fundamental issues could heighten instability and undermine the credibility of the process. So, the critical question remains: Can South Sudan realistically hold free, fair and credible elections next year, and will the results be accepted locally and internationally? On th...

Guest:  - Luala James, Head of International Development Groups & Public Sector at Stanbic Bank South Sudan 

Guests:  -  Serge Tshijuke Mudipanu, Anesthesiologist, UNMISS

Guest:  - Mbela Mbonde Njumbe, UNV Civil Affairs Officer, UNMISS

Guest: - Mengyu Hao, UNV Information Management Officer, UNMISS

Guest: - Benjamin Azineh, UNV Human Rights Officer, UNMISS

Guest: - Juliette Francois-Blouin, UNV Human Rights Officer 

Guest: - Mohammaed Nazrul, UNV Property Disposal Assistant, UNMISS

Guest: - Matiisetso Mosala - UNV Public Information Officer at UNMISS

Guests: - Eleanor Snaders, UK Ambassador for Human Rights and Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nation. - Jackline Nasiwa, Human Rights Defender