Friday, September 18, 2026

Social Media blamed for escalating tension, Refugee youths trained to resist the abuse.

The social media platforms dubbed Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, WhatsApp among many others is a source of communication connecting a group of...

An-80-Billion-Shillings-Project to be carried out in refugee-hosting districts

Estimated 5,000 people from both refugees and host communities, in Uganda’s districts that host refugees from South Sudan are set to...

Coronavirus piles more misery on “urban” refugees

Lockdown restrictions due to coronavirus pandemic brought into force in March, including barring of public as well as private transport, is...

Patience under strain

Bidibidi local community – hosting Africa’s largest refugee settlement is arguably one of the most patient and understanding society. But their...

Coronavirus: Refugees finally receive their free face masks

In effort to fight against coronavirus pandemic, the government of Uganda distributed free face masks to its citizens. However, refugees as...

Plight of South Sudanese refugees in Uganda: Risking it all for food

Five South Sudanese refugees drowned in River Enyau attempting to cross in order to receive their monthly food rations, according to...

Time to talk development

South Sudan civil society organization, SSUNDE or South Sudan Network for Democracy and Election, is on a nation-wide mission of educating...

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....

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...

Daily struggles of urban refugees

Refugees who choose to live in towns instead of officially recognised settlements are not considered for any support at all, and...

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