Uganda celebrates Press freedom, amid the media feeling of doom and gloom
Write-up by Ochan Hannington
As the world prepared to celebrate 3 May, a World Press Freedom Day, Uganda communications and media regulator, Uganda...
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...
NGO better paying jobs drain public amenities of their staff
Although child health mortality and health-related issues amongst the population of Uganda have vigorously been dealt with, in the recent years...
Radio as a community builder
Syndicate (©The Niles)
For more than 21 years, refugees from South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo have lived peacefully alongside...
Youths in Maban on a rampage over lack of employment opportunities
Author: CBN News
A group of youths numbering 400 armed with sticks and machetes attacked and vandalized UN as well as other humanitarian...
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 Sudanese bishop: Kiir-Machar meeting is a good gesture.
Author: Joseph Nashion
President Salva Kiir and rebel leader Riek Machar met this week, in Khartoum, amid fragile efforts to end five-year...
Food rations distribution has delayed. Yet we have nothing left to eat, refugees say.
Author: Ojok Michael
World Food Programme (WFP) is concerned about rowdy situation in Rhino camp of South Sudanese people a result of...
Adjumani district health facilities’ stores have run dry, of drugs.
Author: Michael Ojok
The district’s health facilities surfer from shortages of medicines. Medics say they are handicapped by the scarcities. The condition...
Sports for hope.
Author: Michael Ojok
Some South Sudanese children with disabilities are beneficiaries of special sports. Through activities of sports, organisers believe the youngsters...