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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2026 · 17 MIN

3196: Understanding the Naath Customary Law: From Oral Tradition to the Written Code

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The Miraya Breakfast Show explores the newly codified Naath customary law and its significance for rule of law in South Sudan. UNMISS Chief of Rule of Law, Anees Ahmed explains why putting customary law into writing matters, how it aligns with the Constitution and national legislation, and what it means for chiefs, communities and dispute resolution. The discussion highlights impacts on marriage, land, compensation and conflict reduction, the role of chiefs, community ownership, and whether the Naath law could serve as a model for other communities. Aired: 14 January 2026

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