Missing refugee woman found dead in Bidibidi forest
A
South Sudanese woman, who went missing a week ago from Bidibidi refugee settlement,
has been found dead. A group of...
Coronavirus: Taskforce to establish institutional quarantine centre (IQC) in Refugee camps
The Arua district taskforce on the coronavirus is considering the establishment of an institutional quarantine centre at the refugee...
Coronavirus: how defying presidential order landed religious leader in custody.
By Adiidi Rashul, Spirit fm.
The
#Presidential Order came into effect on the 22nd march 2020,...
South Sudan’s Independence Day comes and passes unnoticed
Yesterday, July 9 marked eight years of South Sudan’s Independence, after splitting from Sudan. Unlike in the past, this independence day...
Returnees struggling to start lives from scratches
By James Arusi
According to UNHCR’s data of November 2020, over three hundred thousand (300,000) South...
Politicizing migration issues
As Palorinya settlement, housing over one hundred thousand refugees from South Sudan, is deemed to fall under a newly created district...
Patience under strain
Bidibidi local community – hosting Africa’s largest refugee settlement is arguably one of the most patient and understanding society. But their...
Child labor
It is estimated one in four children are engendered in some sort of (child) labor, especially in the poorest countries, according...
Land grabbing: everyone – least to the greatest, is affected.
Following widespread land grabbing in Uganda, the government has put in place commission of inquiry to probe into the matters. Justice...
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...