South Sudan In Focus - VOA Africa

Health workers at Torit Sate hospital in Eastern Equatoria state say they are handling a high number of cases of teenage pregnancies; South Sudan’s basketball team the Bright Stars are packing to go home after Serbia beat the country’s men’s Olympics basketball team, 96 to 85; plus, US politics.

People living with HIV/AIDS in South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria State capital Torit say stigma and poverty has contributed to the spread of the virus in the state; expert confirm famine in Sudan's Darfur; plus, more.

South Sudanese basketball fans are recovering from their shocks after the United States team beat the country’s men’s Olympics basketball team, 103 to 86. Some fans who gathered to watch the game at a basketball gymnasium in Juba say they are hopeful the national team could still reach the finals.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

Juba town resident say they are living in a police state following heavy deployment of security forces on the streets of the capital; authorities in Yei, Morobo and Kajokeji counties say gunmen attack villages; South Sudan commemorates the death of politician and revolutionary leader John Garang de Mabior.

South Sudan Basketball fans celebrated the first Olympic win by the Bright Star with watch parties hosted across the country; basketball fans in Malakal celebrated South Sudan’s victory against Puerto Rico on Sunday in the Summer Olympics being held in Paris. The fans say the game united them, irrespective of tribes; plus, more.

Relatives of South Sudan’s Olympic basketball players are excited to watch them play in Paris; officials at the Catholic Church’s St. Theresa Hospital in Nzara country allege the state and national governments have neglected patients; hunger force South Sudanese to return to Sudan; plus, more.

Residents in Eastern Equatoria State’s Nimule town are worried about unaffordable medical bills at private clinics; Sudan's rival military leaders send mixed reactions to invitation for ceasefire talks in Switzerland; plus, more.

Residents of the South Sudan capital Juba woke up to sustained gunfire that rung in the city for one hour; Kenyan journalists protest police actions; several protesters were arrested and charged in the Uganda's capital, Kampala; plus more.

Authorities in Upper Nile State say they are prepared to tackle floods expected in the coming months; a lawyer says bank of South Sudan's hiring process is ''unprofessional and unfair'.''

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

Residents in the Upper Nile state capital, Malakal, are indoors; shops are closed and streets empty; some residents of South Sudan’s capital, Juba, are asking the government to support them during the rainy season because of the city's poor drainage system; plus, more.

Some Juba residents are raising concerns over what they said an increase in the number of foreign vendors operating businesses along the streets and in markets in Juba; delegates at the Kenya sponsored South Sudan talks in Nairobi is going through crisis after SPLM IO loyal to the country’s First Vice President Riek Machar recalled his delegates at the talks; plus more.

The inter-university council for East Africa has signed a partnership with South Korea’s Kyungdong University and launched the East Africa community student scholarship program; Former rebels of the Sudan People Liberation Movement In Opposition, loyal to South Sudan’s First Vice President Riek Machar, have recalled their members who were part of the Nairobi talks; plus, US elections campaigns

South Sudan’s Ministry of Health, with support from donors and the non-profit GAVI the Vaccine Alliance, has rolled out the R21 malaria vaccine; some residents in South Sudan’s capital, Juba, alleged that government-subsidized food is going to the wrong people; authorities at Torit prison say they face challenges, including overcrowded cells, a lack of food and no schools to teach young inmates job skills, plus more.

Thousands of Rwandans cast votes in South Sudan to elect their president and members of parliament’s lower chamber; authorities in South Sudan and Kenya have agreed to end a conflict over grazing land and water points for cattle, plus more.

Security forces in South Sudan have given an Arabic Newspaper greenlight to resume operations after the paper was closed for publishing the condolence message from President Salva Kiir to Israel; Kenyans urge President Ruto to do more in addressing the crisis in their country.

South Sudan’s Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) urged holdout opposition groups to sign a peace deal; Eastern Equatoria State imposed a ban on pastoralists from Pibor Administrative Area, plus more.

President Salva Kiir addressed the South Sudanese Tuesday night as the country marked its 13th independence anniversary. Mister Kiir acknowledged for the first time that South Sudan is feeling the heat from Sudan’s conflict; a senior church leader in South Sudan says families are going through tough times across the country.

Some women who participated in South Sudan’s struggle for independence are calling on the government to remember their contributions; soldiers who fought for South Sudan’s independence say they have no reason to celebrate country’s 13th Independence Day on July 9; a resident of Juba says the country’s challenges will not stop his independence anniversary celebrations.

Some traders in South Sudan’s capital Juba say they are ready for international markets. residents of Eastern Equatoria State living with disabilities demand inclusion and representation in state institutions, South Sudan’s opposition group at the peace talks called the Tuamini Initiative fired back at the national parliament for passing the national security act.

The commissioner of Yei County says National Salvation Front's a splinter group attacked outskirts of Yei town; South Sudan information minister Michael Makuei Lueth says the new peace records progress; University of Bahr El Ghazal teaching staff took to the streets in Wau.

Journalists walked out of South Sudan’s national parliament Wednesday to protest what they call unfair treatment; national assembly passed a bill giving National Security officers powers to detain people without an arrest warrant; mining companies exploit natural resources in some parts of South Sudan's Eastern Equatoria state.

Clashes between a local vigilante group and the South Sudan Peoples Defense Force in Nasir County have resulted in the death of one person; two communities found in Ethiopia and South Sudan are fighting at the Kakuma refugee camp, plus more.

Teaching staff of South Sudan’s Rumbek University of Science and Technology protest salary delays; UN refugee agency struggle with influx of Sudanese refugees; South Sudanese activist hides from government security agent; plus, more.

Western Equatoria State lawmakers' long recess spark reactions; communities Eastern Equatoria state contribute money for road construction major road linking the state with Uganda; holdout groups meeting in Nairobi face hurdles, plus more.

South Sudan’s Electoral Commission inaccurate population data could affect the scheduled December 2024 polls. Plus, a group at the Nairobi talks says individual South Sudanese politicians are negotiating their way to Juba. This and more on today's South Sudan in Focus !

Fuel scarcity hits Yambio town; children in Upper Nile state urge the national government to protect their rights; Kenyan government imposes a curfew at Kalobeyei refugee camp, plus more

Some South Sudanese students living and studying in Nairobi say the protests in the Kenyan capital disrupted their studies; church leaders in Eastern Equatoria state are calling on the leadership of South Sudan to address the country’s dire economic crisis; plus more.

President Salva Kiir released the results South Sudan’s national parks survey; children in the Eastern Equatoria state capital Torit said they left their homes due to parental neglect... plus more

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

Sudanese refugees grow vegetables; health workers decry conditions at a state hospital; South Sudanese authorities pledged support to refugees, plus more

Top UN official says millions of people displaced due to war, some refugees in South Sudan say security forces harass them, and the Norwegian Refugee Council says neglect has become the “new normal.”

Armed robberies increase in South Sudan’s Western Equatoria state; thousands of Sudanese refugees held hostage by local militias in Ethiopia’s Amhara region; World Vision International calls on donors to fund aid agencies in conflict-torn regions of Africa.

Sudanese refugees living in South Sudan’s Eastern Equatoria state worry about their children’s future and are asking aid agencies to provide food, health and education in Arabic; South Sudanese refugees living in a Ugandan camp describe their living conditions as dire, and security forces in Jonglei state block a protest against soaring prices.

Some Sudanese refugees in South Sudan’s capital Juba say the relative peace in the country has given them an opportunity to purse studies; Ugandan Ambassador to South Sudan, says his government working to resolve a dispute between South Sudan fish traders and revenue authorities in Kampala.

Some young Sudanese say families are trapped in towns across Sudan as the conflict intensifies between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces and the Sudanese Army, and South Sudan’s Opposition Alliance calls for a complete, political change in the country.

Truckloads of fuel imported from neighboring Kenya arrive in Juba amid acute shortages and skyrocketing prices. Wednesday, June 12, 2024.

FILE- International Criminal Court Prosecutor Karim Khan speaks during an interview with Reuters in The Hague, Netherlands February 12, 2024. REUTERS/Piroschka van de Wouw.

Members of the People's Coalition for Civil Action group pause for a picture at Jomo Kenyata International Airport, Nairobi, Kenya, Tuesday, June 4, 2024. (Courtesy photo)

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

Some South Sudanese living in Yei say they struggle to withdraw money from their mobile money accounts. Juba residents are complaining about robberies committed by criminals who use private vehicles and pretend to offer rides to commuters. The French medical charity MSF says Sudan is one of the worst crises the world has seen for decades.

Landmines still pose a threat to millions of people in South Sudan more than a decade after the conflict broke out in 2013. Some Sudanese refugees in Upper Nile’s Maban County are calling for support for tertiary education. The World Food Program says desperately needed food aid has reached the war-wracked Darfur region for the first time in months.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.

South Sudan in Focus airs at 7:30 pm in Juba (1630 UTC) and can be heard on FM stations throughout South Sudan, on shortwave, and on VOA’s 24-hour channel in Nairobi at 8:30 pm. The program is hosted by John Tanza in Washington D.C., and a network of reporters around South Sudan and in Washington.