Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Innovation for social cohesion

Both locals and South Sudanese refugees, living in Northern Uganda are free to sign-up to 'innovation centres', where interested individuals from...

South Sudanese refugees are returning home.

There has been mass registration of citizens returning to their homes they had fled; during the outbreak of violent conflict in...

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...

Livestock thefts around South Sudan-Uganda border area cause chaos

Cross-border raids, along South Sudan-Uganda border area, have thrown entire populations into chaos. For example, residents of Lamwo district in the...

Can ‘Peace clubs’ solve conflicts in settlements of refugees?

Northern region of Uganda is home to over 800,000 refugees. Almost all refugees in the region come from South Sudan. They...

We need food aid, not cash-Refugees

Some South Sudanese refugees’ leaders in Bidibidi settlement camp in Yumbe district have overruled proposal by the World Food Program (WFP)...

Truck drivers expose communities and refugees to covid-19, West Nile leaders

Sophisticated Operating procedures SOPs are mechanisms set aside by the Ministry of health under the instruction of the president to...

South Sudan at crossroads: Is peace on the horizon?

The president of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, backed down by returning the country to its former status of 10 states. However,...

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...

Unclear data for urban refugees hampers service delivery

Latest report from different sections of stakeholders in Uganda’s WestNile region says they are struggling with the unknown data...

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