Continued food cuts send refugees into anxiety
After their food aid was cut nearly to half, refugees in Uganda are grappling with containing the news of further cuts...
Can prayers bring peace to war-ravaged South Sudan?
In an effort to try to bring peace in war-torn-South Sudan, many players work tirelessly. Religion is not left behind. Christians...
From home to exile: Uprooted Kajo-keji Health Training Institute moves to serving refugees
By Hafiz Bakhit, Arua One Fm
Often when we hear about displacement and relocation due to...
Refugees want re-distribution of Non-food items, says earlier ones are worn out
By Juruga Samuel
On arrival, refugees receive assistance support usually led by UN agency, UNCHR. Apart...
The plight of child refugees
After successfully escaping South Sudan brutal war characterized by mass killings; over 41,000 children, majority of who are below 15 years...
Shrinking communal resources cause conflicts between refugees and their hosts.
Even though South Sudanese refugees and their Ugandan hosts are largely living in harmony, conflicts between the two populations do occur...
Coronavirus: The plight of South Sudan children continues to deepen
According to UNICEF, over 1.1 million children are estimated to be acutely malnourished in the world’s youngest country, South Sudan. Before...
Inter-province football competitions heat up the populations
The heat is on as inter-province football competitions known as “FUFA DRUM” continue around Uganda, including districts that host South Sudanese...
Charcoal briquette a cover for environmental depletion in Refugee camps.
Shortage of wood fuel and its associated problem of Environmental
depletion have been a huge challenge in the refugee hosting...
Coronavirus: Koboko’s cases outdo 10 of Uganda’s over 1,650 cases confirmed
By Adiidi Rashul,
Spirit fm
Following the confirmation of another case reported, Koboko’s
covid19 case reach 11 as...