Voice 64 is the voice of a people that refuses to be silent. From the tea stall shops of Juba to the quiet nooks of exile, we explore South Sudan’s unsung stories: the wounds, the resilience, and the unwavering optimism. We challenge power, amplify the unheard, and shine a light on a country still searching for its soul via courageous talks, satire, and raw truth.
South Sudan
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Voice 64 is the voice of a people that refuses to be silent. From the tea stall shops of Juba to the quiet nooks of exile, we explore South Sudan’s unsung stories: the wounds, the resilience, and the unwavering optimism. We challenge power, amplify the unheard, and shine a light on a country still searching for its soul via courageous talks, satire, and raw truth.
South Sudan
From South Sudan podcast, African politics, African diaspora African storytelling, corruption in Africa, refugee stories, war and peace in Africa, South Sudan news, and the East Africa podcast.
Episode Meta Description:
Decentralization: Promise or Illusion? Voice 64 brings Tea Stall Talk with Mama Tereza, Gor, and Hon. Akot to the mic for a heated and humorous conversation about power, resources, and responsibility. From Juba’s corridors to county councils, they unpack what it really means to move power closer to the people—or just closer to new elites.
Episode Summary:
In this spirited Voice 64 roundtable, Mama Tereza moderates a fiery debate between Gor, the sharp-tongued citizen activist, and Hon. Akot, the ever-defensive government loyalist. Together they explore decentralization—a policy often praised but rarely practiced in South Sudan.
The discussion dives into whether decentralization has truly empowered local communities or merely reshuffled corruption. Gor argues that “the same people in Juba now have cousins in the counties,” while Hon. Akot insists that government reform takes time and patience. Mama Tereza keeps them in check, asking the hard questions ordinary citizens whisper: Who really holds the power, and who benefits when authority moves from national to local hands?
With wit, tension, and truth, the trio examines how real decentralization could strengthen education, healthcare, and accountability—but only if citizens remain vigilant. By the end, listeners are challenged to see decentralization not as an administrative word, but as a citizen’s demand for dignity, inclusion, and shared prosperity.
Show Notes:
Hosts:
Mama Tereza—The voice of reason and the people.
Gor—The unapologetic truth-teller from the grassroots.
Hon. Akot—The seasoned politician defending government policy.
Memorable Quotes:
“Power doesn’t decentralize itself—you have to pull it down.” – Gor“You can’t plant a government today and expect shade tomorrow.” – Hon. Akot“Decentralization without accountability is just corruption with a new address.” – Mama Tereza
Tone: Satirical | Informative | Civic-minded
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Voice 64 is the voice of a people that refuses to be silent. From the tea stall shops of Juba to the quiet nooks of exile, we explore South Sudan’s unsung stories: the wounds, the resilience, and the unwavering optimism. We challenge power, amplify the unheard, and shine a light on a country still searching for its soul via courageous talks, satire, and raw truth.
South Sudan
From South Sudan podcast, African politics, African diaspora African storytelling, corruption in Africa, refugee stories, war and peace in Africa, South Sudan news, and the East Africa podcast.
