Can performing arts provide therapy?
In absence of adequate counselling services, some groups of Youth in Rhino settlement of South Sudanese refugees are engaged in performing...
South Sudan Defence Minister: COVID-19 is a threat to national security
With over 2 million infections and nearly 150,000 deaths related to COVID-19 worldwide, South Sudan is taking no chances. 'COVID-19 High...
South Sudan’s violent conflict has taken its toll on citizens. Peace seems distant.
A seemingly misunderstanding within South Sudan’s ruling party, SPLA, turned into violent conflict that quickly spread to most parts of the...
Insufficient food aid: What is plan B for refugees?
Many south Sudanese refugees in Uganda, particularly in Northern Uganda are increasingly engaging in different livelihood activities in order to counteract...
Supporting local government to provide better access for urban refugees
By Musa Sabir.
Due to the unconducive living condition in the settlement camps coupled with rambling...
A-self-made-food scheme on the horizon
As crises become more frequent world over, humanitarian aid for people engulfed in all man-made catastrophes especially in Africa, Asia and...
Creating self-reliance for both refugees and host communities, in Uganda
Whilst budgets of humanitarian agencies that are working with refugees shrink, designing ingenious ways of helping over one million displaced people...
A ‘Youth Skills Development Centre’ opens, in Rhino settlement of refugees
Majority of South Sudanese refugee youths, living in various settlements across Northern Uganda, spend huge amounts of their time doing nothing....
Expert point of view: Refugee rights and obligations
In our second episode of refugee rights and obligations, Odeke Moses from the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control Department of...
Thin line between child abuse and survival
New reports are suggesting many children experience some form of abuse, especially by the people they stay with, in Uganda's largest...