Saturday, 23 March 2019 News Aid and Policy 28 February 2019 Key donors freeze Uganda refugee aid after UN mismanagement scandal Edward Echwalu/ECHO
News feature Environment and Disasters 6 November 2018 Tough choices for Uganda landslide survivors “You can’t shift victims from a frying pan to a fire”
News feature Environment and Disasters 6 November 2018 ‘Washed away within minutes’: Uganda’s landslide survivors tell their stories Residents recount how a huge tide of water and boulders came rushing down a mountain on a busy market day and took their homes and businesses away
Analysis Conflict 14 August 2018 BRIEFING: All you need to know about South Sudan's new power-sharing accord Will it help end the war and improve civilian life?
Feature Conflict 20 March 2018 For victims of the Ituri conflict’s sexual violence, aid is scarce Overwhelmed by 1.4 million refugees, Uganda is struggling to meet the needs of Congolese rape survivors
Feature Migration 8 March 2018 Tales of terror from Congo’s Ituri province Refugees recount killings and a harrowing lake crossing to Uganda
News Conflict 8 March 2018 After conflict, cholera Uganda struggles amid new Congolese refugee influx
Analysis Aid and Policy 17 August 2017 Neighbours carry the burden of South Sudan’s fleeing millions A million refugees have fled into Uganda to escape South Sudan’s civil war. Can they ever return home?
Analysis Migration 25 July 2017 The refugee scandal unfolding in Uganda Uganda was supposed to set the gold standard for hosting refugees. Without adequate funds, it will become a cautionary tale
Analysis Conflict 26 April 2017 End of Joseph Kony hunt breeds frustration and fear Uganda and the US have declared victory and called off the hunt for Joseph Kony, the LRA warlord. That might be premature.
Analysis Conflict 28 February 2017 Countdown to AMISOM withdrawal: Is Somalia ready? Al-Shabab remains a potent threat. Can Somalia’s security crisis be solved before AMISOM troops withdraw in 2020?
News Conflict 27 January 2017 The return of ex-M23 rebels sparks fears of more humanitarian suffering in the region The return to Congo of ex-M23 rebels is potentially destabilising and has come at a particularly bad time
Analysis Conflict 5 December 2016 Kony’s killers – are child soldiers accountable when they become men? The trial of Dominic Ongwen, a former child soldier and one of the LRA’s top commanders, raises perplexing ethical questions
