Voice 64 asks: Is South Sudan’s Revitalized Peace Agreement alive or dead? A fearless dive into politics, power, and the silencing of hope. Episode Summary: In this episode of Voice 64, we confront the haunting question: Is the Revitalized Peace Agreement alive—or already buried? Once hailed as South Sudan’s chance to end years of conflict, the agreement has been weakened by broken promises, power struggles, and the silencing of its own signatories. Through bold questions and unapologetic truth-telling, we explore how peace has been hijacked, how generals continue to overshadow the people, and why the dream of democracy keeps slipping further from reach. This isn’t just a debate about documents—it’s about whether South Sudan can escape its cycle of war and authoritarian rule. More at voice64.com. Show Notes: Themes Covered: The original promise of the Revitalized Agreement. How ruling elites have circumvented peace by jailing signatories. Why elections remain a test between the people and the generals. The broken commitment to women’s 35% representation. What a “real peace” would demand from leaders and citizens alike. Highlights: “A path out of war, a doorway into peace—now barricaded by those sworn to open it.” “At the end of the transition, it was meant to be the people—not the generals—who decide.” “When voices are jailed, peace cannot breathe.” Listen, share, and join the conversation. Because South Sudan’s future depends on the questions we dare to ask today.