Creating livelihoods in refugee settlements
Uganda is home to over 1.4 million refugees. But did you know that some of them are not just waiting on...
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...
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...
“Risk–duty–allowances” delayed. COVID–19 front line workers go on strike.
The government of Uganda instated “risk–duty–allowances” for all front line workers fighting against the spread of COVID–19 pandemic. However, workers in...
A blossoming women’s day for female inmates in Yei
By Mambo Paul Loboka, Easter Radio Yei
8th March marks International Women’s day. A day dedicated...
South Sudan’s future from a young woman’s perspective.
Since 2013, South Sudan’s conflict is literally still at large in some parts of the country – and for many hopes...
One man’s story: The beauty of South Sudan
The highly divisive disagreements amongst South Sudan political elites led to a bloody civil war, which has torn the country apart....
Gender based violence: A silent killer
Activists in South Sudan Jonglei state are calling for more action to end gender-based violence. The activists say officials should do...
Overcoming gender prejudices: Woman takes up position as bus conductress, challenging traditions.
By Aol Nancy, MiCT
In most Ugandan traditions and South Sudanese cultures alike, women and men...
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....