New arrival refugees receive daily food rations of maize grains (posho) and beans at Imvepi settlement
Uganda is struggling to secure the help it needs to care for those forced across the border from South Sudan by war and hunger.
New arrival refugees receive daily food rations of maize grains (posho) and beans at Imvepi settlement
Refugees in Uganda
An elderly woman carrying her meal at Imvepi
South Sudanese children washing their hands after getting off the bus. About 2,000 refugees cross into Uganda every day
The massive influx of South Sudanese refugees into northern Uganda during the past year has strained the country's already overburdened health care system. Read more »
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