GBV in S. Sudan is related to the country’s economic crisis, activists say.
Some Civil Society Organisations in Torit are creating awareness to end Gender Based Violence in the state. Head of Women Agency...
A renewed wave of South Sudanese asylum seekers looms.
Civilians in the former South Sudan’s Central Equatoria State are fleeing their homes again – and entering neighbouring Uganda. But Uganda...
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...
Engage in agriculture and end hunger, Refugees told
Uganda’s
sustainable development goal number two aims to end hunger, achieve food
security, improve nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture by 2030....
The silent killer: Violence against women
About 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide experience physical and/or sexual violence by a partner or sexual violence by a...
A blossoming women’s day for female inmates in Yei
By Mambo Paul Loboka, Easter Radio Yei
8th March marks International Women’s day. A day dedicated...
Innovation for social cohesion
Both locals and South Sudanese refugees, living in Northern Uganda are free to sign-up to 'innovation centres', where interested individuals from...
Refugees and Uganda politics
Uganda government officials warn South Sudanese refugees, living in various refugee settlements to refrain from involving themselves in the local politics....
Over two hundred thousand struggle to access water in Kapoeta East County
By Daniel Garang
Kapoeta East County is located in the eastern part of South Sudan’s Eastern...
The Walking school bus introduces Simbi to supplement textbooks in schools.
Text books alongside other
scholastic materials are the basic requirement for establishing a learning
centre. In some westnile districts of Arua...