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...
Refugees and Uganda politics
Uganda government officials warn South Sudanese refugees, living in various refugee settlements to refrain from involving themselves in the local politics....
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...
Series of inter-communal violence plunge South Sudan in mayhem
United Nations Mission in South Sudan or UNMISS is concerned about worsening security situation in the country. In the report released...
Agriculture as tool for nurturing co-existence
Uganda government agricultural project, Abi Zonal Agricultural Research and Development Institute (Abi ZARDI,) is introducing a scientific and a “better way"...
South Sudan: Fighting between gardeners and herders
At least two people were killed and one injured in a clash in January, between cattle keepers and farmers in Kapara...
CORDAID donates over 700 million shillings for enhanced community Resilience and natural hazard project...
caritas
Arua diocese has received nearly 797 million from Cordaid as the Catholic
Organization for Relief and Development Aid to carry...
Livestock diseases at a blink of spread as refugee animals go unscreened.
When war broke
in the Africa’s youngest nation of South Sudan, looting of property and
demolition of houses left empty by...
Can “tele–counselling” solve psychological problems exacerbated by coronavirus pandemic?
Patients who recovered from coronavirus disease are facing stigma, creating deeper psychological problems to the victims. Furthermore, COVID–19 lockdown restriction measures...
Child labor
It is estimated one in four children are engendered in some sort of (child) labor, especially in the poorest countries, according...