Meta Description: In Episode 36 of Voice 64, Mathor asks a burning question: Who truly represents the people of South Sudan? From political elites to grassroots voices, this episode challenges the illusion of representation and explores what it means to speak for a nation silenced by power. Episode Summary: In Episode 36: “Who Truly Gets to Speak for the People of South Sudan?”, Mathor takes listeners on a reflective and confrontational journey through South Sudan’s crisis of representation. From Juba’s air-conditioned boardrooms to the dusty villages left without schools or clean water, the question echoes: Who are our real spokespeople? Is it the politicians signing deals abroad? The generals in uniform? The activists in exile? The women selling tea in the market who feed the nation but are never invited to the table? Through stories, soundscapes, and sharp commentary, this episode examines how power hijacks people’s voices—and what it would take for South Sudanese citizens, at home and in the diaspora, to reclaim their agency. It’s not just about speaking; it’s about being heard. Key Themes: Representation vs. Misrepresentation: Who has the moral right and social legitimacy to speak for the nation? Silencing and Selective Amplification: How power structures elevate certain voices while muting others. Diaspora Dynamics: The role and limitations of South Sudanese voices abroad. Grassroots Leadership: Why the most authentic voices often come from communities, not conferences. Reclaiming Civic Agency: The path toward inclusive dialogue and people-driven governance. Call to Action: Visit voice64.com 🎧 Listen now on Voice 64 and join the conversation: Who speaks for you?💬 Share your voice using #Voice64 and tell us — if the microphones of South Sudan were in your hands, what truth would you tell?📢 Subscribe, follow, and amplify real voices that refuse to be silenced.