Lockdown and hardship force Refugees into returning home, officers fear it could spread...
by Samson Ganiku, Radio Pacis
Ever since the reinforcement of the lockdown in early June over...
South Sudan conflict is the very devil depriving its own younger generation of brighter...
It is estimated 90 per cent of refugee-female-children, living in Uganda, do not get to continue their learning after completion of...
Three years on: how much have ‘mobile courts’ achieved?
Until the influx of asylum seekers from South Sudan, escaping recent violent conflict that has claimed lives of nearly 400,000 people,...
Unruly food cuts send refugees into farming amid lockdown.
Each refugee in Uganda’s Rhino camp settlement used to receive 12 kilograms of food ration. That was before the...
How much can you achieve from working in groups? NGO consortium registers progress
Support Programme for Refugee Settlements in the Northern Uganda (SPRS-UN,) with support from the EU Emergency Trust Fund, is in its...
Arua health sector grapples with shortages of medical supplies.
Medical supplies allocated to Arua main health facilities run out long before the appointed time has come – leaving many patients...
3 months on, refugees-verification-exercise is a success, officials say.
OPM-UNHCR on-going biometric verification exercise, which is established with the aim of ascertaining the exact number of refugees in Uganda, is...
Uganda religious leaders visit South Sudan’s fighting parties for talks
After going through their own dark days of insurgencies of Lord’s Resistance Army led by notorious Joseph Kony for two decades,...
Boda-boda operators in Juba complain it is difficult to stay in business
Boda boda riders in Juba are accusing their own governing body, Boda boda Association, of scheming with South Sudan Police and...
Coronavirus: More concerted efforts needed
Confronted with coronavirus pandemic, the government of Uganda encouraged the public to give assistance in form of both solid items and...