No man’s land aid trafficking in extinct resources
In a joint operation, National Forest Authority (NFA) and Uganda Police impounded six trucks loaded with logs of restricted tree-species that...
‘Beled ‘na awel’, meaning our country (South Sudan) come first – refugee youth leader.
Upon outbreak of the first wave of recent South Sudan’s violent conflict, in 2013, a-24-year old John Jal Adek fled the...
South Sudan’s civil war threatens the country’s fabrics
The church in South Sudan has had decades of history of immunity from attacks by armed forces. But that is increasingly...
Coronavirus: Homeschooling leave refugee children out
Out break of COVID-19 has affected economies, social life among others worldwide. Schooling is not spared either. In Uganda, students were...
Alleviating reading culture among refugees, host community through digital research devices.
By Frederick Dramadri, Radio Pacis
In an effort to recover from the loses caused by the...
Affirmative action to inspire women, travelled to Africa’s largest refugee settlement
Affirmative action to raise women’s participation in decision making of their own affairs in the various refugee camps has travelled to...
Gender-Based Violence and Juvenile Court launched in Juba as a separate entity
Some Juba residents, activists and judicial officers say they hope a Gender-Based Violence and Juvenile Court launched last year will address...
Church transforms youth through bible sharing
After the fight
broke out in South Sudan forcing nearly 1.8 out of the country, many youth have
resorted to drug...
“We Shall Never Go Back To War Again” VP.
South
Sudan’s vice president Dr James Wani Igga pledged that his government will not
go back to war again if peace...
Politicizing migration issues
As Palorinya settlement, housing over one hundred thousand refugees from South Sudan, is deemed to fall under a newly created district...