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Fixing South Sudan Show with Mading NgorAuthor: Dolku Media
THE FIXING SOUTH SUDAN SHOW ABOUT THE SHOW Fixing South Sudan is a weekly show that appears on South Sudan TV, Radio and partner private FMs and YouTube. The program is independently produced by Dolku Media Ltd and has been running for over four years. The show presents compelling ideas for policy-makers, civil society groups and citizens to help the society refresh key institutions of the nation in hope of achieving a peaceful and inclusive society. FSS engages any member of the society (and more recently the diplomatic community) who believes that they have an idea to fix South Sudan Language: en Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Fixing South Sudan Show with Mading Ngor (Trailer)
Thursday, 5 November, 2020
ABOUT THE SHOW Fixing South Sudan is a weekly show that appears on South Sudan TV, Radio and YouTube. The program is independently produced by Dolku Media Ltd and has been running for over four years. The show presents compelling ideas for policy-makers, civil society groups and citizens to help the society refresh key institutions of the nation in hope of achieving a peaceful and inclusive society. FSS engages any member of the society (and more recently the diplomatic community) who believes that they have an idea to fix South Sudan in a specific area of their passion or expertise for an animating one-on-one interview. The show equally features recorded outstanding contributing panelists in seven priority areas, namely Energy, Health, Education, Security, Economy, Governance, and Foreign Affairs. About the Host Mading Ngor is an award-winning journalist with over seven years of experience as a former radio host and a contributor to major international media outlets such as the BBC, Bloomberg, Aljazeera, CNN and France 24. He currently works as Founder & CEO of Dolku Media, a subsidiary of Dolku Communication Company. Mading was noted in Juba for founding and hosting a star morning political breakfast show, "Wake UP Juba," on the Catholic owned radio Bakhita in Juba, South Sudan.
