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...
South Sudan impose yet another lockdown, effect it till mid January 2022.
By Sebit Patrick
“With the emergence of the new variants (delta and Omicron) and the...
Power Outage cripples humanitarian agencies’ work, in Lamwo district
Story by Mega fm
Employees of the United Nations High Commission for Refugees - UNHCR and Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)...
Uganda’s refugee law is admirable. But the government is marred with irregularities.
Author: Ojok Michael
United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) is carrying out massive data verification of refugees, in Uganda, using a...
Government to reinstate academic calendar as heatwave threatens
By Sebit Patrick
The National Ministry of General Education and Instruction has said it...
Kiir condemns Kajo-keji killing, calls for thorough investigation to hold perpetrators accountable
February 2nd 2023 was a dawn of sorrows and misery in the central Equatoria’s Yei County as herdsmen storm...
R-ARCSS: Catholic Bishop slams CTSAMVM over lack of feedback sharing
By: Modi Archangelo, Radio Easter fm
The
Ceasefire and Transitional Security Arrangement Monitoring and Verification
Mechanism or CTSAMVM...
Coronavirus: Lockdown and teenage pregnancy dilemma, Koboko Uganda
By Adiidi Rasul, Spirit fm
Schools
have been one of the promising guarantee against teenage pregnancies since
underage...
Kenya’s new deputy president sworn in after legal challenges
Kenya's new Deputy President Kithure Kindiki was sworn in on Friday after a court lifted orders barring his...
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...