Tag: News
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GUARDIANS OF HOPE: PROTECTING THE LITTLE ONES
Children are among the most precious members of every society, yet they are often the least able to protect themselves when crisis strikes. In South Sudan, generations of children have grown up amid conflict, displacement, poverty, floods, food insecurity, interrupted education, and humanitarian emergencies. Many have experienced circumstances that no child should have to face.…
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Living the Word: Practical Christianity in South Sudan
Christianity in South Sudan is not new. Churches stand in towns and villages. Bibles are read. Songs are sung. Prayers rise every day. Yet the deeper question remains: how is the Word lived? To live the Word is to move beyond words. It is to carry faith into daily life. It is to turn belief…
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South Sudan’s SDG Stories: RACBO’s Role In Achieving The Goals
As we unpack the essential roles in sustainable development, RACBO, a key player in South Sudan, stands out. The organization, officially known as the Relief and Community-Based Organization, is all about making meaningful differences on the ground. Whether it’s through life skills training or fostering community empowerment, RACBO gets right to the heart of what…
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Lokiliri-Nesitu Closes 2025 With a Five-Day Push for Women’s Political Participation
On 22 December 2025 in Lokiliri-Nesitu, we concluded our final activity of the year under the UNDP peacebuilding project: a five-day community awareness campaign for young women in targeted payams and communities. The campaign focused on three connected priorities: understanding the Gender Equality Fund Bill, building practical leadership capacity, and popularizing the Political Parties Act…
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End Of Year Thanksgiving Message By RACBO South Sudan, 2025
As we close the year 2025, RACBO South Sudan pauses to say thank you. Not a routine thank you, but a serious one; the kind that recognizes sacrifice, trust, and shared responsibility. In a country where needs can feel endless and where every season brings its own pressure, the fact that people and institutions still…
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10 Years Of RACBO: Milestones, Lessons & The Road Ahead
It all began in Riang-Aketh, nestled in Aweil East County, Northern Bahr el Ghazal State. This wasn’t just a spontaneous idea popping up out of nowhere. RACBO emerged as a beacon of hope for communities looking for something sustainable and empowering. Set up in 2015, it quickly became a standout among local initiatives, getting that…
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Celebrating Local Heroes: Women Who Change Communities
Women transforming their communities are like hidden gems shining brightly, unseen by the broader world. These local heroes don’t wear capes but their everyday acts of kindness and empowerment create ripples of positive change. By harnessing their unique insights and creativity, they foster transformation that truly resonates at ground level.
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Story From Riang-Aketh: Where RACBO Began
In the small village of Riang-Aketh, nestled within Aweil East County in Northern Bahr el Ghazal State, a remarkable journey began. This isn’t just any ordinary community; it’s where the seeds of recovery and optimism were sown through what we now proudly call RACBO. The community wasn’t merely reacting to challenges but crafting solutions that…
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Grassroots Accountability: Why CHS Matters To RACBO
Grassroots accountability—it’s a big phrase but an even bigger reality for development work. It means having everyday folks directly involved in crafting the solutions that affect their lives. We’re talking about real stuff like deciding on community projects, ensuring promises aren’t just words, and holding organizations accountable when things don’t go as planned. It’s about…
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What WASH Means In A Post-Conflict Society
WASH, short for Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene, holds a massive role in reviving communities after the dust of conflict has settled. It’s the backbone of public health and wellbeing, ensuring a basic quality of life that’s often overlooked. In a post-conflict world, focusing on these essentials not only restores faith but lays the groundwork for…
