Radio Bakhita 91.0 FM is a community Catholic radio station established in 2006 in Juba, South Sudan, operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese. It broadcasts in English, Arabic, and vernacular languages (Dinka, Nuer, Bari) with a 50 km coverage radius. — FM 91.0 MHz

Radio Bakhita, subtitled 'the Voice of the Church,' is the flagship station of the Catholic Radio Network in South Sudan, founded in 2006 and officially launched on February 8, 2007. Named after Saint Josephine Bakhita, Sudan's first canonized saint, it is owned and operated by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Juba. The station broadcasts over 12 hours of live content daily in English, Arabic, and local languages, covering news, civic education, religious content, and community issues. It targets a potential audience of approximately 1 million people in a region where radio remains the primary information source, despite political challenges and ongoing instability.

Frequency: 91.0 MHz

Coverage: Locale | Platforms: FM

Format: Religieuse/Info/Généraliste / Religious, Gospel

Flagship programs: Morning prayers and blessings, Evening blessings, Religious services, News and civic education, Community discussions, Health campaigns, Agricultural advice, Security alerts coverage

Source currency: SSP | Updated: 2026-03-10