Monthly Highlights
Ugandan authorities say refugees are defying safety measures set up to control the spread of COVID-19. Uganda has at least 52 confirmed COVID-19 cases and is currently under a lockdown that saw the government suspend admission of new refugees for …
Read moreThe Sudanese military says the remains of 28 officers who were executed three decades ago will be returned to their families. The men were arrested in April 1990 and accused of taking part in a coup plot against then-President Omar al-Bashir. Families of the executed officers now want …
Read moreAuthorities said Monday they had started tracking down people who came into contact with the first confirmed case of COVID-19.
Dr Makur Koryom, the Undersecretary of the National Ministry of Health, told reporters in Juba that some 34 people who …
Read moreWorld Vision said on Monday the scheduled food and cash distribution in the three Protection of Civilians (POC) sites in Juba, and Malakal with over 84,000 internally-displaced people (IDPs) have proceeded as planned as COVID-19 prevention measures were imposed during the …
Read moreFears are growing in Yei River County over the government’s ability to protect its citizens from the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking to Radio Tamazuj on Monday, Moses Bidali, a lawmaker representing Yei River County in the national assembly said the …
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