Radio Bakhita

04/11/2025

Press Release
Ref: Inclusive Peacebuilding Through Dialogue Among Communities

The Bureau of Religious Affairs at the Office of The President, in collaboration with peace partners, hosted a two-day conference on inclusive peacebuilding through dialogue among communities from 10th -11th July 2025. It was attended by traditional leaders, women, youth, Faith Based Organizations, and stakeholders involved in the implementation framework for harmonizing the policies and roles of peace partners. The resolutions were adopted on August 7th, 2025, at the Guest house of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan. Due to ongoing conflicts among grassroots communities in the country, it has created numerous social problems. These issues are strategically outlined in the implementation framework, with a focus on the key areas listed below:
• Insecurity
• Hate speech
• Land dispute
• Safe Civic Space
• Trauma and intercommunal relations
The efforts to harmonize reflect earlier initiatives led by the churches, which remind us of Kejiko 1,2, the west bank Nilotic peace conference (wunlit), and now call for the implementation of Kejiko 3, which serves as a guide for collectively addressing those key issues. However, the involved stakeholders include crucial peace and governance institutions led by the South Sudan Council of Churches, Bureau of Religious Affairs, Local Government Borad, UNMISS, NCA, various civil society organizations, and peace partners. This task is a duty for peace advocates, as expressed in Matthew 5”9- “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.”

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Tel: 0925222753/0929125586

📸📸 Emmanuel sule

04/11/2025

Press Release
Ref: Inclusive Peacebuilding Through Dialogue Among Communities

The Bureau of Religious Affairs at the Office of The President, in collaboration with peace partners, hosted a two-day conference on inclusive peacebuilding through dialogue among communities from 10th -11th July 2025. It was attended by traditional leaders, women, youth, Faith Based Organizations, and stakeholders involved in the implementation framework for harmonizing the policies and roles of peace partners. The resolutions were adopted on August 7th, 2025, at the Guest house of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan. Due to ongoing conflicts among grassroots communities in the country, it has created numerous social problems. These issues are strategically outlined in the implementation framework, with a focus on the key areas listed below:
• Insecurity
• Hate speech
• Land dispute
• Safe Civic Space
• Trauma and intercommunal relations
The efforts to harmonize reflect earlier initiatives led by the churches, which remind us of Kejiko 1,2, the west bank Nilotic peace conference (wunlit), and now call for the implementation of Kejiko 3, which serves as a guide for collectively addressing those key issues. However, the involved stakeholders include crucial peace and governance institutions led by the South Sudan Council of Churches, Bureau of Religious Affairs, Local Government Borad, UNMISS, NCA, various civil society organizations, and peace partners. This task is a duty for peace advocates, as expressed in Matthew 5”9- “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.”

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Tel: 0925222753/0929125586

04/11/2025

Press Release
Ref: Inclusive Peacebuilding Through Dialogue Among Communities

The Bureau of Religious Affairs at the Office of The President, in collaboration with peace partners, hosted a two-day conference on inclusive peacebuilding through dialogue among communities from 10th -11th July 2025. It was attended by traditional leaders, women, youth, Faith Based Organizations, and stakeholders involved in the implementation framework for harmonizing the policies and roles of peace partners. The resolutions were adopted on August 7th, 2025, at the Guest house of the Episcopal Church of South Sudan. Due to ongoing conflicts among grassroots communities in the country, it has created numerous social problems. These issues are strategically outlined in the implementation framework, with a focus on the key areas listed below:
• Insecurity
• Hate speech
• Land dispute
• Safe Civic Space
• Trauma and intercommunal relations
The efforts to harmonize reflect earlier initiatives led by the churches, which remind us of Kejiko 1,2, the west bank Nilotic peace conference (wunlit), and now call for the implementation of Kejiko 3, which serves as a guide for collectively addressing those key issues. However, the involved stakeholders include crucial peace and governance institutions led by the South Sudan Council of Churches, Bureau of Religious Affairs, Local Government Borad, UNMISS, NCA, various civil society organizations, and peace partners. This task is a duty for peace advocates, as expressed in Matthew 5”9- “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God.”

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Tel: 0925222753/0929125586

04/11/2025

The Centre for Inclusive Governance, Peace and Justice (CIGPJ), in collaboration with the Ministry of Gender, Child and Social Welfare of the Republic of South Sudan, and with support from the Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA), has organised this two days workshop to discuss,Dissemination of the Concluding Observations Report on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

The dissemination seeks to share key findings and recommendations from the concluding observations, raise stakeholder awareness, and enhance advocacy for the effective implementation of CEDAW commitments in South Sudan.

To day the 4th ~5th November 2025 at the South Sudan Council of Churches (SSCC).

02/11/2025

🕊 🙏🏿All Souls’ Day🙏🏿🕊
(Commemoration: November 2)

Today, on the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed or All Souls’ Day, we pray for all those who have died. The month of November, especially All Saints Day and All Souls’ Day, is a traditional time for visiting the graves of loved ones. We are called in a special way to pray for the souls of all the faithfully departed on this day. “O Lord, support us all the day long, until the shadows lengthen, and the evening comes, and the busy world is hushed, and the fever of life is over, and our work is done. Then in your mercy, grant us a safe lodging, and a holy rest, and peace at the last." - John Henry Newman

02/11/2025

The Vice Rector for Philosophy at St. Paul Major Seminary Fr. ANGELO LOKU and Fr. PETER MOWA the parish priest of St. Charles lwanga Parish Lokiliri, 17th years ago on this very day (1st of November 2008) they were ordained priests forever by the late Bishop Paulino Lukudu Loro.
Help us wish them more years in the altar of the Lord. Happy Anniversary 🎉🎊 🥳

01/11/2025

SATURDAY OF THE THIRTIETH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME, YEAR I.

SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTS (ALL SAINTS DAY).
Today the faithful of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba join the universal church around the world to celebrate this feast of all Saints, in All saints Rajaf parish. The principal celebrant is HL. Bishop Santo Laku Pio, the Auxiliary Bishop of the Catholic Archdiocese of Juba.

01/11/2025

01/11/2025

Join us live to celebrate the feast of all Saints Rajaf

01/11/2025

yesterday Rev.Fr. John loboka morris marks twenty seven years of priesthood, He was ordained priest forever on 31st of October 1998 by Bishop Robert M. Gay M.Afr. at Rushoroza Cathedral Diocese of Kabale Uganda.
Happy Anniversary Fr John loboka