Coronavirus (COVID–19): What you need to know across refugee settlements
Underage pregnancies have become the talk of the town. National media is broadcasting such news almost everyday. Refugees; especially leaders, living...
Teacher: They tell us do what you can
Uganda’s pupil-teacher ratio is estimated at 46 as of 2016, according to United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute...
Aid is difficult to get through to refugees in Uganda. Lives are at stake.
Almost all refugee settlement centers, in Uganda, are located in remote areas. Such areas are characterised by very little or non-existent,...
Refugee duos find comfort in vegetable farming amidst aid cut
Relief slashes and coronavirus consequences have threatened livelihoods in Uganda refugee settlements, but some refugees adapted to local food...
Woodland in the Northern Uganda is endangered.
As schoolchildren in some European countries take to the streets to protest for more to be done against climate change –...
Refugees tempted to getting more aid dubiously as UNHCR records newborns, new arrivals
UNHCR usually include new refugees into their records. Such refugees are normally new–born babies plus spontaneous new arrivals in...
South Sudan peace drags on. Refugees find hope in other things.
Whilst talks on South Sudan peace continue to move at a snail’s pace, in Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa, South Sudanese refugees...
South Sudanese refugees are returning home. What next?
South Sudan Relief and rehabilitation Commission or SSRRC say nationals who had fled the country’s conflict are spontaneously returning. Returnees are...
Honesty open doors for South Sudanese students sitting for UCE Exams in Arua.
Due to
the continued shrinking economic situation in South Sudan caused by the ongoing
crisis, students who continue pursuing their studies...
Can new sanctions on South Sudan improve security?
UN Security Council slapped renewed sanctions on South Sudan. UNSC imposed embargo of arms as well as any support related to...