By: Robert Owiny It was 19th century French poet, Alfred Mercier who held that, “what we learn with pleasure we never forget”. Indeed, learning in a pleasant environment boosts learners’ understanding, motivates teachers, enhances better outputs and improves learning outcomes. This is undoubtedly why schools whose infrastructure were upgraded by the Office of the Prime Ministers’, Development Response to Displacement Impacts
By: Ismael Kasooha KAMPALA The Prime Minister of Uganda Robinah Nabbanja has said that the crisis in Ukraine should not overshadow the huge humanitarian refugee crisis in other parts of the world including Uganda. She made the revelation today while meeting a United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) delegation led by the chairman
By: Joyce Babirye Hon. Anyakun has directed all the refugees staying in the Bunagana border community to declare themselves to the authorities at Nyakabande Transit Centre in Kisoro District for registration. She said that the longer they stay in the community, they pose a security threat to the region and there is a risk
