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...
Local solutions for local problems
After insurgences, Northern region of Uganda appears peaceful. But Gender based violence is silently eating families up – and no one...
South Sudan conflict is the very devil depriving its own younger generation of brighter...
It is estimated 90 per cent of refugee-female-children, living in Uganda, do not get to continue their learning after completion of...
Refugees making a difference
Three–times–refugee, Michael Loguya, is changing lives in the North of Uganda. His small–scale embroidery factory is offering life–skills to mostly young...
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...
Shaping path for women emancipation.
By: Esther Natalino, Easter Radio
It's a custom and tradition in most African countries to out-look...
Plans to relocate natives of Apaa reach a deadlock
The government of Uganda is in a deadlock with the natives of Apaa – a contested area in the North of...
Members of parliament want to amend refugee law of Uganda.
Uganda is regarded to have the best refugee law, in Africa. It was passed in 2006, and immediately the Act came...
Can performing arts provide therapy?
In absence of adequate counselling services, some groups of Youth in Rhino settlement of South Sudanese refugees are engaged in performing...
New technology improves research methodology among refugee students
Following
the recent unrest in Africa’s youngest nation (South Sudan), a good number of
young people pursuing their studies in the...