Governor Chol Tong Mayai on SBS Radio

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Jam tueŋda wuɔnë Gabëna thɛɛrë Pan Arämwëër Col Tɔŋ Mayay

Bɛ̈ny Chol Tɔŋ Mayay ee tɔ̈ ke ye Gabëna thɛɛr yenë ŋäär pan Arämwëër në Junup Thudän kenë kuany në pɛië Ŋuan në rune 2010 ku cop në pɛië töŋ në rune 2013 në löŋë cïï bɛ̈ny de baai Kiir Mayalrdït caal në biän adiɛrë riɔ̈ɔ̈c ëë ye thɔ̈ɔ̈ŋ. Në nyiɛi de yic yen Chol; ke bɛ̈ny Kiir ee bë jam në biän ëë löŋ ye yen yiɛ̈n riɛr lëu ben Gabëna nyaai të yen ye tïŋ ke nɔŋ riɔ̈c cë rɔt gɔl ë pane. Kunë biänë Col ke ka cë bë luel ye ke lueth neŋö cupdiɛ̈ atɔ̈ ke ye ajuɛrë kɔc maan ɣɛn wënë thɛɛr kuɔ ya thööŋ ëë yenë ye thɔ̈ɔ̈ŋ cë man adɛ̈ ke ɣɛn tɔ̈ wuɔnë Riek. Jamda kë wuɔnë Col

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