3298: ROUNDTABLE: National Identity and Citizenship in South Sudan
About this episode
The episode discusses the importance of national identity and citizenship in shaping a peaceful future for South Sudan.
As the country navigates ongoing challenges and new opportunities, from peace processes to constitution-making, building a strong, united national identity has never been more critical. Listen to this engaging conversation with leading voices as they explore how identity, citizenship, and unity can shape a more peaceful and inclusive future for South Sudan. Yach James Garang will be in conversation with: Dr Raymondo Geri, Assistant Professor of Law School of Law, University of Juba Professor Deng Nhial, Acting Director General for Culture in the Ministry of Culture, Museum and National Heritage Patrick Oyet, Chairperson for Civic and Public Consultation Subcommittee of NCRC Marina Modi, Media Expert and Senior Journalist
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