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...
Expert point of view: Refugee rights and obligations
In our second episode of refugee rights and obligations, Odeke Moses from the Directorate of Citizenship and Immigration Control Department of...
South Sudan Defence Minister: COVID-19 is a threat to national security
With over 2 million infections and nearly 150,000 deaths related to COVID-19 worldwide, South Sudan is taking no chances. 'COVID-19 High...
Coronavirus: Dilapidating state of sample collection room worries health workers
Health workers along the South Sudan Uganda border
of Oraba in Koboko district have expressed their concern over the dilapidating
state...
Recent South Sudan peace deal is finally bringing hope.
There is hope following the latest peace deal in South Sudan. Near-five-year recent violent conflict had brought life close to a...
Can Uganda achieve the target of ending HIV/AIDS by 2030?
Uganda has made tremendous efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS, according to the Ministry of Health. The ministry estimates AIDS related...
Politicizing migration issues
As Palorinya settlement, housing over one hundred thousand refugees from South Sudan, is deemed to fall under a newly created district...
Years of fighting have weakened South Sudan’s freedom of expression.
At least 10 journalists were killed; from 2014 to 217, in South Sudan, according to Reporters Without Borders. The country’s world...
South Sudan’s violent conflict has taken its toll on citizens. Peace seems distant.
A seemingly misunderstanding within South Sudan’s ruling party, SPLA, turned into violent conflict that quickly spread to most parts of the...
Uganda politics and refugees
End of 2020 led Ugandans into election mood, with many politicians aspiring political posts in the country. Uncertain of the outcome,...