With every planting season that passes, the plight of IDPs deepens.
At the start of this month, June, the UN Emergency Relief Chief said people of South Sudan are suffering ‘on an...
Refrain from a hasty civilian disarmament, SSANSA.
As South Sudan embark on reconstituting the Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) Commission, the government is carrying out disarmament of civilians...
Creating livelihood in foreign land
As humanitarian assistance continue to decrease, refugees and asylum seekers in Uganda are encouraged to initiate their own livelihoods. Many have...
Lack of resources a threat to coexistence between refugee and host communities.
Shrinking resources such as water and grasslands is posing a threat to coexistence between refugee and host communities, in Northern Uganda....
Teenage pregnancy grow among refugees, relatives of victims settle cases within family settings.
By Samson Ganiku, Radio Pacis
At the ease of Uganda’s two months long lockdown which was...
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...
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...
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...
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...
Can football bring peaceful coexistence in South Sudanese refugee settlement areas?
Local football club, Onduparaka FC, and The Association of Volunteers in International Service (AVSI) have initiated a-three-year ‘football for peace’ partnership....