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Sabu District
Raijua
districts in East Nusa Tenggara,
Indonesia

Sabu Raijua Regency is one of the regencies in East Nusa Tenggara Province,
Indonesia. This district was inaugurated by the Minister of Home Affairs of Indonesia,
October 29, 2008 as a result of the division of Kupang Regency. Mardiyanto on [5][6]
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Sabu Raijua District

Regency

Symbol

Motto: Mira Kaddi

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Regency
Sabu Raijua

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Coordinates: 10.56286°S 121.78894°E (https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=District
aten_Sabu_Raijua&params=10.56286_S_121.78894_E_type:city(89327)_region:ID-NT)

Country Indonesia
Province East Nusa Tenggara

Date of establishment 26 November 2008

Legal Basis Law Number 52 Year 2008

Capital Menia

Number of government units List

District: 6
Village: 5
Village: 63

Government

• Regent Drs. Nicodemus N. Rihi Heke, M.Sc.

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• Deputy Regent Yohanis Uly Kale, A.Md.

Large
• Total 459.58 km2 (177.44 sq mi)

Population (2020) [1]

• Total 89.327
• Density 194/km2 (500/sq mi)

Demographics
• Religion Christian 99.22%
- Protestant 96.55%
- Catholic 2.67%
Islam 0.70%
Hindu 0.06%[2]
• Language meth
Raijua
Timor
Indonesia
• HDI 57.02 Medium (2020)
56.66 Medium (2019) [3]
time zone UTC+08:00 (WITA)

Phone area code 0380

Vehicle plate DH xxxx N*

Ministry of Home Affairs Code 53.20

DAU IDR 379,586,878,000.00- (2020) [4]
Website saburaijuakab.go.id (http://saburaijuakab.go.i d)

Sabu Raijua Regency is an Autonomous Region that was newly formed in 2008
based on Law Number 52 of 2008 dated November 26, 2008, namely the expansion
of Kupang Regency, East Nusa Tenggara Province where Sabu Raijua Regency is the
21st Regency in East Nusa Tenggara Province.

Geography

Sabu Raijua Regency is located in the southern part of East Nusa Tenggara Province.
Sabu Raijua Regency is located at 121°16'10.78"–122°0'30.26" East Longitude and
10°25'07.12"–10°49'45.83" South Latitude. The area of Sabu Raijua Regency is 460.47
km² which is divided into 6 (six) Districts. The largest sub-district is West Sabu with an
area of 185.16 km² and the smallest is East Sabu District with an area of 37.21 km².[7]
Sabu Raijua Regency has two large islands and one small island, namely:

Sawu Island or the island of Sabu

Raijua Island
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Dana Island

Borderline
This area has an area with the following boundaries:

North of the Savu Sea

Northeast of Sawu

South Indian Ocean

Northwest of Sawu

Topography & Geology

The topography of Sabu Raijua Regency is dominated by slopes between 5-15%, and altitudes between
0-50 m above sea level, which can be found in all sub-districts in the Sabu Raijua Regency area. The
type of soil in Sabu Raijua Regency consists of 2 (two) groups. The characteristics of each type of soil
are as follows:
following :

1. Alluvial, This soil type is equivalent to fluvisol soil type (FAO/UNESCO version – 1974) or entisol
inceptisol (USDA Soil Taxonomy version – 1975). This alluvial soil is soil that comes from new deposits,
in layers, the amount of organic matter changes irregularly with depth. There are only ochric, histic or
sulfuric epipedons.
These soils are also referred to as sedimentary soil bodies, or recent deposits that have not yet
developed a well-developed profile. The soil is gray to brown in color. The texture of the soil is clay
or sandy loam with a sand content of less than 50-60%. The structure is solid or without structure, the
consistency is hard when it is caged and firm when it is moist. The nutrient content is relatively rich
with the reaction of the soil varying from neutral acid to alkaline. Permeability is generally slow or
average drainage is moderate and quite sensitive to erosion symptoms. Overall this soil has poor to
moderate physical properties, moderate to good chemical properties, so that soil productivity is low to
high. The distribution area is in the lowlands with the shape of the area being flat to slightly wavy. This
soil is also found in plains, valleys, basins and in watersheds.

2. Grumusol, This soil has a rather deep/thick soil solum layer (100 –
200 cm), gray to black in color, with a loamy to loamy texture, the soil structure is hard on the top
layer and lumps on the bottom with a firm or hard consistency when dry. The condition of the soil
when it rains expands and is very sticky and in the dry/dry season, the soil will crack
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with a crack width of about 25 cm with a depth of 60 cm and lumps. This soil has a low
organic matter content, between 1-3.5% and the lower it decreases. This soil is acidic, slightly
alkaline, has good water holding capacity, has slow permeability and is very sensitive to
erosion. In general, these soils have rather poor to moderate physical and chemical properties.
The productivity value also varies from low to moderate.[7]

Hydrology

In general, the hydrological conditions in Sabu Raijua Regency consist of spring water, ground
water, and surface water. From the rainfall data, it can be seen that the amount of rainfall and the
amount of rain this year is relatively small and varies from month to month.

1. Spring is groundwater that appears to the ground surface, its appearance can be caused
because the water-carrying layer is cut off by a sloping ground surface or there are lithological
differences, affected by faults and so on. In the Sabu Raijua Regency area, there are several
springs originating from hilly areas with a discharge that usually decreases during the dry
season, so that the need for water during the dry season is an obstacle in this region. The
springs in the planning area include Menia in Menia Village, West Sabu District, Molie in Molie
Village, Hawu Mehara District, Lie Madira in

Molie Village, Hawu Mehara District, springs in Jiwuwu Village, Eimadake Village and
Bebeae Village, Central Sabu District, springs in Depe Village, West Sabu District and
springs in Ballu Village, Raijua District.

2. Groundwater is widely used by residents in the planning area as a

source of clean water for residents in the Sabu Raijua Regency area of the plains along the
coast. Based on field observations, the groundwater potential in the planning area can be
categorized into 3 (three) classifications, namely:
High groundwater potential is an area with easily available groundwater sources (up to
a depth of 15 meters).

Medium groundwater potential is an area with available groundwater sources (up

to a depth of 50 meters) although sometimes it is difficult to find in the dry season;
and

Low and high groundwater potential is an area where groundwater sources are very
difficult to obtain.

3. Surface water, in the planning area there are many rivers / natural channels, including:
Loko Aimadawadu, Loko Raidui, Loko Latamako, Loko Helaba, Loko Roapahi and Loko
Pakah as well as Loko Lui and Loko Leba. These rivers are
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generally in the form of seasonal rivers that only water during the rainy season,
while in the dry season it is not watery or dry.[7]

Climate

The climate in the Sabu Raijua Regency area is a tropical savanna dry (Aw). This is marked by the
dry season long and rainy season relatively short time of year in this area. The rainy season in this
district usually occurs from the beginning of December until the end of March. Meanwhile, the dry
season lasts from April until October. The area's annual rainfall ranges from 800–1600 millimeters
per year with the number of rainy days less than 100 rainy days per year. During the dry season,
many rivers and streams dry up, so local residents can only use wells for their clean water supply.[8]
The average air temperature in this district varies between 23°–33 °C and humidity levels

the ratio ranges from 50%–80%.

Climatic data of Sawu Raijua, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

Month Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Highest
30.5 30.6 31.5 31.8 30.5 29.7 29.3 30.3 31.6 32 32.4 31.3
average °C
(86.9) (87.1) (88.7) (89.2) (86.9) (85.5) (84.7) (86.5) (88.9) (90) (90.3) (88.3)
(°F)
Average
28.3 28.5 28.9 29.3 28.4 27.6 27.5 28.5 27.1
(84.7) (83.1) (81.7) 29.1 29.7 28.7
daily °C
(82.9) (83.3) (84) (80.8) (81.5) (83.3) (84.4) (85.5) (83.7)
(°F)
Lowest
26.1 26.3 26.4 26.7 26.2 25.5 24.9 24.7 25.3 26.3 27.1 26.2
average °C
(79) (79.3) (79.5) (80.1) (79.2) (77.9) (76.8) (76.5) (77.5) (79.3) (80.8) (79.2)
(°F)
Precipitation 339 340 266 180 79 53 37 20 34 68 205 329 mm (inch) (13.35) (13.39) (10.47) (7.09) (3.11) (2.09)
(1.46) (0.79) (1.34) (2.68) (8.07 ) (12.95)
Average
21.3 20.2 17.7 9.4 6.1 4.6 3.2 1.7 2.9 4.3 10.2 19.4
rainy
day
85.7 83.4 81.9 79.6 74.8 69.5 64.3 60.7 65.1 70.8 76.9 80.6
% humidity
Average
daily
6.3 7.5 7.8 9.0 9.2 9.2 9.6 10.1 10.0 9.8 9.0 6.5
sunshine

Source #1: Climate-Data.org [9] & BMKG [10]

Source #2: BPS Nusa Tenggara Timur [11] & WeatherOnline [12]

History
Sabu Island is also known as Sawu or Savu. Residents on this island themselves call their
island as Rai Hawu which means Land of Hawu and the Sabu people themselves call themselves
as Do Hawu. The official name used by the local government is Sabu. The Sabu people explain
that the name of the island comes from the name Hawu Ga, which is the name of one of their
ancestors who is considered to have first visited the island.
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Kingdom time

According to history, the ancestors of the Sabu people came from a very distant country which is
located in the west of the island of Sabu. In the 3rd century to the 4th century there was a fairly
large population movement from South India to the Archipelago.
The migration was due to the fact that at that time there was a prolonged war in South India. From
ancient poems in the Sabu language, historical information can be obtained about the country of
origin of the Sabu ancestors. The poems reveal that the homeland of the Sabu people is located
very far across the ocean to the west which is
named Hura.

In India there is Surat City in the South Gujarat region which is located next to Bombay City,
Cambay Bay, South India. The city of Gujarat at that time was already famous as a trading center
in South India. The Sabu people cannot pronounce the words Surat and Gujarati properly, so they
call it Hura. These immigrants from South India became the first inhabitants of Raijua Island under
the leadership of Kika Ga or also called Hawu Ga. The descendants of Kika Ga are called the Sabu
people (Do Hawu). After mating, they then spread on the islands of Sabu and Raijua and became
the forerunner of the Sabu people.

The division of territory in Sabu occurred during the Wai Waka period (18th generation). This
division is made based on the number of children who will be divided into their respective areas,
namely:

Dara Wai got the territory of Habba (Seba)

Kole Wai got the Mehara (Mesara) territory

Wara Wai got the territory of Liae

Laki Wai gets the territory of Dimu (Timu)

Jaka Wai got Raijua territory

This division has led to the formation of a territorial-genelogical community, in which a family
clump is tied to a particular settlement. As this clump grew bigger, a sub-clump called Udu was
formed which was headed by a Bangngu Udu. In Habba (Seba) there are 5 Udu which will be
further divided into Kerogo-Kerogo. In Sabu and Raijua there are a total of 43 Udu and 104
Kerogo.

It is believed that there was influence of Majapahit which in the 14th century until the early 16th
century succeeded in mastering and uniting the entire archipelago to the life of the Sabu people.
Some of this evidence can be seen at:
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1. Myth (folklore) that pays homage to the King of Majapahit

so that the story emerged that the King of Majapahit and his wife had lived in Ketita on Raijua Island
and Sabu Island.

2. There is an obligation for every household to raise pigs which at any time will
collected for offerings to the King of Majapahit.

3. There is a memorial stone for the King of Majapahit called Wowadu Maja and a
The Maja Well in the Daihuli region near Ketita.

4. Every 6 years there is a ceremony held by one of the Udu in Raijua, Udu
Nadega who was given the nickname Ngalai which according to the story is a descendant of the
Majapahit people.

5. The motifs on the woven blankets of the Sabu people depicting Pura, give the impression that
there is an H profile influence like the Javanese and there is a place near the port of Mesara
called Molie which is thought to be taken from the Javanese word 'mulih o' which means to go home.

Colonial period

Mobility outside of Sabu began when the contract between Sabu and the Netherlands was signed in 1756
(Paravicini Agreement). It has been determined that Sabu is obliged to provide soldiers for the Netherlands
for the sake of its defense in Kupang. The main purpose of these armed forces was to carry out military
expeditions such as those carried out by Von Pluskow from 1758 to 1761. The skills of the Sabu people in the
military field were coupled with their courage to expand their involvement, including the expedition in 1838 to
stop the Ende people from attacking Sumba in order to obtain slave.

The emigration of the Sabu people to Sumba which was initiated by the marriage relationship between King
Melolo in East Sumba and King Sabu in Habba later developed into a village.
Shabu in East Sumba.

Several disease outbreaks attacked the inhabitants of Sabu, including smallpox which claimed lives in 1869,
causing Sabu and Raijua to lose almost one-sixth of their number, cholera in 1874 and repeated in 1888 which
reduced the population of both Sabu and Raijua islands very significantly. It was only around 1925 that the
population of Sabu reached its original number.

Another interesting thing from the history of Sabu is that it turns out that Captain James Cook, discoverer of
the Australian continent, the Hawaiian Islands and the first person to circumnavigate and map New Zealand,
had stopped on Sabu Island. On its way to Batavia in 1770, the ship HM Bark Endeavor was stranded on Sabu
Island due to running out of water
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supplies. Captain James Cook received logistical assistance from the ruler of Sabu at that
time, namely Raja Ama Doko Lomi Djara so that he could sail again.

modern times

After regional autonomy was granted to the provincial government (Law on Regional Autonomy
1999), Raijua became a sub-district. At the establishment of Sabu Raijua Regency in 2008, the
district was officially divided into 6 sub-districts namely Raijua, West Sabu, Hawu Mehara, Sabu
Liae, East Sabu and Central Sabu. In 2008, Thobias Uly was appointed Acting Regent and on
January 24, 2011 the first definitive Regent from the direct election of Sabu Raijua Regency, Ir.
Marthen L. Dira Tome with his Deputy Drs. Nicodemus Rihi Heke, M.Si took office after being
appointed by the Governor of NTT Frans Leburaya on January 24, 2011 at the Special Plenary
Meeting of the DPRD of Sabu Raijua Regency. The background of the term Do Hawu is not
derived from the name Hawu g'ha as discussed above. Because if it is assumed that the term is
respect then why is there no term to honor Kika G'ha? Where is the lineage of Hawu G'ha until
now? Thus, the above assumption is stated to be wrong, because in fact the term Dohawu
appeared when the generation of Kika G'ha namely Miha ngara had children, namely Hawu Miha
and J'hawa Miha, briefly In contemporary terminology, Hawu Miha is assigned to procreate and
chooses to be conservative or maintain tradition, so this group is referred to as do Hawu while to
J'hawa Miha are given the task to migrate to Java and choose to live in a modern way and this
group is called Do J' hawa.And when the two of them met on a beach in the second Java while
reminiscing about the past, the beach was known as

the name of the beach CORAL HAWU

Government

List of Regents
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Start Done
No Regent Deputy Regent Period Note.
Serving Serving

The first
24
January 24 definitive regent[13]
January 1
2011
2016 Election Winner
Sarai 2010

Marthen Nicodemus Second Period[14]

1 Luther Dira N. Rihi
Election Winner
Tom Heke
17 15 Sarai 2015
February November
Appointed as a
2016 2016
suspect of corruption
2 and then arrested
by KPK[15]

The definitive regent[17]

14 17
February February Completing the
vacant[16]
Nicodemus remaining term of office
2019 2021
2 N. Rihi of the regent 2016-2021 period
Heke
16
John Election Winner
September Incumbent 3
Uly Kale Sarai 2021
2021

House of Representatives

The following is the composition of members of the Sarai DPRD based on the origin of the political party

since the first period until the results of the 2019 election.
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Number of Seats in Period

Political parties
2009-2014[18] 2014-2019[19] 2019-2024[20]

Hanura 1 2 2

PKPB 2

PPPI 2

Gerindra 1 1 1

VFD 1 0 0

Sovereignty 1

PKB 0 0 2

PDP 1

PDK 1

Pioneer 1

Golkar 4 6 3

PDI-P 4 6 5

Patriot 1

Democrat 1 2 3

NasDem (new) 3 3

Perindo (new) 1

Chairs amount 20 20 20

Party Number 13 6 8

Subdistrict

Sabu Raijua Regency consists of 6 districts, 5 Villages, and 58 Villages. In 2017,

The population reaches 92,991 people with an area of 460.54 km² and a distribution of

population of 202 people/km².[21][22]

The list of sub-districts and sub-districts in Sabu Raijua Regency is as follows:

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Code District Number Amount Status List

Ministry of Home Affairs Ward Village Village/Village

53.20.01 West methamphetamine 1 17 Village Delo Depe Djadu

Ledeana Ledepakaka

Menia Naawawi

Raedewa Raemude

Raekore Raeloro

Raemadia Raenalulu

Raenyale Roboaba

Teriwu Titinalede

Mebba Kelurahan Village

53.20.02 Middle Shabu 8 Village Bebae Eilode

Eimadake Eimau

Jiwuwu Loboaju

Matei Tada

53.20.03 East Shabu 2 8 Village Bodae Eiada Huwaga

Keduru Keliha

Kuji Queen Lobodei

Loborai

Bolou Limaggu Kelurahan Village

53.20.04 Sabu Liae 12 Village Dainao Deme Eikare

Eilogo Halla Paji

Kotahawu Ledeke

Ledetalo Loborui

Mehona Raerrobo

Waduwalla

TOTAL 5 58
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Code District Number Amount Status List

Ministry of Home Affairs Ward Village Village/Village

53.20.05 Hawu Mehara 10 Village Daieko Gurimonearu

Ledeae Lederaga

Lobohede Molie

Pedarro Ramedue

Tanajawa Wadumaddi

53.20.06 Raijua 2 3 Village Ballu Bolua Kolorae

Ledeke Ledeunu Kelurahan Village

TOTAL 5 58

Demographics

Ethnic group

The original tribe in Sabu Raijua district is the Sabu tribe. [23] Sabu tribe mostly
work farming in the fields and paddy fields. The plants they grow include
are rice, cassava, maize, fruits and vegetables. In addition, they also raise animals such as
buffalo, cows, horses, pigs, dogs, chickens, and some work as fishermen.

At the MPR annual session , 14 August 2020, President of the Republic of Indonesia Joko Widodo,
wearing the traditional clothes of the Sabu tribe. The traditional clothes of the shabu tribe are divided into two types, namely:

for men and for women. Men's traditional dress, characterized by a white shirt, long sleeves,
scarves and bottoms. The shawl used is a woven sarong
slung over the shoulder. Coupled with a headband made of gold
pearl necklaces, pocket belts, and necklace and neck jewelry. Then traditional clothes
women, in the form of kebaya and woven cloth. This woven or pending fabric is a sarong that
tied at the waist.[23]

Religion

In 2021, the population of Sabu Raijua district is 93,995 people, with

density of 204 people/km². The percentage of the population of Sabu Raijua is based on religion
embraced Christianity 99.22%, where Protestant 96.55% and Catholic 2.67%. Then
Islam 0.70% and Hindu 0.06%.[2] However, the believer of Jingi Tiu estimated
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amounted to 6.19%, an old belief of the Sabu people, before Christianity enter this area.[24]

Tourist

Tourist attraction

The tourist attraction of Sabu Raijua Regency is dominated by cultural tourism and beach tourism.

There are several tourist objects that are well known by local tourists, namely:

1. Club Maja 5. Bollow Beach 10. Highlands 15. Mangrove Forest

Raekore
2. Seba and Beaches 6. Traditional Village 16. The King's

Napae Beach Namata 11. Maballa Caves Palace (Tennihawu)

3. Various traditional 7. Liemadira Cave 12. Kepo beach 17. Traditional Village

ceremonial events Kuji Queen

8. Cemara Beach 13. Ege Beach
4. Rai Mea Beach 18. Prayer Garden
9. Liae Beach 14. Kebila Beach
Skeber

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5. Autonomous regions which were inaugurated on the same date.

1. Mesuji Regency, in Lampung. 7. Tambrauw Regency, in West Papua.

2. West Tulang Bawang Regency, in 8. Morotai Island Regency, in Maluku

Lampung. North.

3. Pringsewu Regency, in Lampung. 9. Intan Jaya Regency, in Papua.

4. Gunung Sitoli City, in North Sumatra. 10. Deiyai County, in Papua.

5. North Nias Regency, in North Sumatra. 11. Sabu Raijua Regency, in Nusa Tenggara
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