JUBA, SOUTH SUDAN —
Every week, South Sudan in Focus listeners comment on domestic and international news.
This week, listeners' comments focussed on the timetable that Khartoum and Juba agreed to, for withdrawing troops from the border and resuming oil exports from South Sudan; on corruption in the highest echelons of government; and on David Yau Yau's rebel group.
Listeners also commented separately on the launch of the new, round-the-clock Voice of America frequency that was formally launched in Juba on March 21.
Click on the image to read the comments in a photo slideshow.
If you'd like to comment on a story that affects you, email us at southsudan@voanews.com or send a text message to 09 55 58 44 07, if you're inside South Sudan.
If you're outside the country, dial the international dialing code, followed by (211) 955 584 407.
This week, listeners' comments focussed on the timetable that Khartoum and Juba agreed to, for withdrawing troops from the border and resuming oil exports from South Sudan; on corruption in the highest echelons of government; and on David Yau Yau's rebel group.
Listeners also commented separately on the launch of the new, round-the-clock Voice of America frequency that was formally launched in Juba on March 21.
Email your comments to southsudan@voanews.com.
If you'd like to comment on a story that affects you, email us at southsudan@voanews.com or send a text message to 09 55 58 44 07, if you're inside South Sudan.
If you're outside the country, dial the international dialing code, followed by (211) 955 584 407.
Inside South Sudan? Text comments to 09 55 58 44 07. Outside South Sudan? Text to: ++ (211) 955 584 407
