Religious Leaders: Building confidence in South Sudanese refugees amidst diminishing hope
The
extension of the formation of Transitional Government of National Unity or
(TGoNU) by 100 more days, has crabbed hopes in...
Police make arrests following clashes between refugees and locals
Author: Michael Ojok
Just weeks after deadly clashes between refugees of Dinka and Nuer tribes of South Sudanese people, in Rhino settlement which...
Coronavirus: Healthcare workers’ safety in jeopardy amid COVID-19
By Scovin Iceta
Experts believe COVID-19 has become “the new normal”, endemic the world should learn to live with.
World Health Organization...
Starvation is increasingly becoming South Sudan’s cancer
Article by Felix Ochola
Looming famine in some parts of South Sudan threaten to spark mass exodus of the country’s young population. Authorities...
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...
Refugees in fear after arrest of four over illegal possession of firearms.
Some scores of
urban South Sudanese refugees living in Adjumani town council in Adjumani
district of Uganda are in panic following...
Some refugees in Uganda are trying to start their lives over. They say it...
As refugees, especially from South Sudan continue to pour into Uganda, many of them are increasingly feeling anxious about the future....
Coronavirus: Security surround Palabek Refugee Camp, in a fight against COVID-19
Coronavirus Task Force team of Lamwo District, in Northern Uganda, has surrounded Palabek Refugee settlement which is housing about 50,000 refugees...
Co–existence dilemma
Five years on, living side-by-side, refugees and the host communities of Bidi bidi are still struggling to attain total harmony amid...
Why refugees are a welcome group, in Uganda?
Author: Speak and Tembo FM
In the report of 31 Jan 2018 UNHCR estimates over 17, 000 South Sudanese refugees registered in...