Refugees
Rwanda: more than 3,000 new Congolese refugees received
UNHCR Rwanda announces that it keeps receiving Congolese fleeing their country. Over 3000 have already arrived in a few weeks and a new transit site has been set up in
Rwanda : zaidi ya wakimbizi wapya 3000 kutoka Kongo wapokelewa
HCR inafahamisha kuwa inaendelea kuwapokea wakimbizi kutoka Kongo wanaokimbilia nchini Rwanda. Zaidi ya wale 3000 tayari waliwasili wiki chache zilizopita. Kituo kipya cha muda kiliandaliwa eneo la Nkamira karibu na
Rwanda : Congolese refugees refer to embassies in Kigali
Representatives of more than 70,000 Congolese refugees living in Rwanda on Monday (January 23rd) submitted a petition to various embassies in Kigali, calling on the international community to help end
Kakuma-Kalobeyei (Kenya): police hunt down criminals
The Kenyan police have multiplied search and raid operations on centers in the Kakuma and Kalobeyei camps arresting refugees in connection with investigations into rampant crime in the two settlements
Nduta-Nyarugusu (Tanzania): a handover and takeover process between humanitarians which costs much for the beneficiaries
For more than a week, some humanitarian NGOs have been leaving the camps to make way for new comers who must continue to take care of refugees. This is particularly
Nyarugusu (Tanzania): wasi wasi kufuatia mvutano kati mashirika mawili ya misaada
Katika kambi ya Nyarugusu, mashirika mawili ya misaada yanashindana katika sekta ya elimu. Mashirika hayo ni pamoja na “Save the children” na “IRC”. Kama madhara, shule hazikufunguliwa jumatatu hii. HABARI
Nyarugusu (Tanzania): a concerning showdown between two humanitarian organizations
In the Nyarugusu camp, two humanitarian NGOs compete in the area of education. These are “Save the Children” and “IRC”. As a result, schools did not open on Monday. INFO
Dzaleka (Malawi): reopening of schools delayed due to increase in cholera cases
Malawi has delayed the reopening of public schools in the country’s two main cities, Blantyre and Lilongwe, in an attempt to slow the upsurge in cholera deaths. The district of
Photo of the week: Burundian refugees settled in Tanzania plead for a better year
In 2022, Burundian refugees settled in the Nyarugusu and Nduta camps say they have experienced several difficulties and been victims of several violations. They ask the UNHCR, Tanzanian authorities and
Kakuma (Kenya): a mutual aid association between Burundian refugees
Intellectuals, religious people, young students and enlightened refugees have created an association for mutual aid between Burundian refugees called “Umoja Ni Nguvu (unity is strength)”. The objective is to mobilize