SPECIAL REPORT

South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda: Inside Rhino Camp

3 Articles

Africa hosts 26 percent of the world’s 22.5 million refugees. In Uganda, aid from the government and from nonprofit organizations is helping newly settled refugees from South Sudan get access to basic rights, but challenges persist.

This Special Report has 3 Articles

South Sudan Refugees in Uganda Wary of Plan to Get Money Instead of Food Rations

Apophia Agiresaasi

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Food or Firewood to Cook It? The Dilemma Refugees Often Face in Uganda’s Rhino Camp

Apophia Agiresaasi

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Despite Uganda’s Worthy Efforts for Refugees From South Sudan, Challenges Still Abound

Edna Namara

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