UNHCR Appeals to Kenya Over Decision to End Refugee Hosting
The safety of hundreds of thousands of Somalis, South Sudanese and others has hinged on Kenya’s generosity and its willingness to be a leading beacon in the region for international protection.
Talented Refugees in Kenya Showcase their Artwork at an Exhibition in Nairobi
Over 50 refugee artists, mainly from the Dadaab and Kakuma refugee camps, exhibited their artwork, as well as cultural expression through music, at an exhibition held at the Alliance Française in Nairobi, from 4th to 6th November 2015.
Critical Conversations: Perspectives on Refugees & Migrants
Refugee artists came together to showcase talent in art, music and theatre in a variety of activities at the French and German Cultural Centres
A Nairobi School Warms Up To Refugee Children
UNHCR and education partner Xavier Project visit Murema Primary School after the completion of training for teachers on better discipline practices and refugee issues.
Community-Based Protection Approach
Community members are critical players in the protection work. The link between communities and protection is mutually reinforcing.
Bono Discusses Possible Solutions for Dadaab
“You do exist. We need to make things better. Refugees must never be asked to prioritise their needs.”
Student Excels at Angelina Jolie Pitt-Funded Girls School in Kenya Camp
Naomi Chol studied at a school funded and supported by Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie Pitt, but the 16-year-old from South Sudan has become a celebrity herself.
Kakuma Instant Network Schools Centres are Buzzing
The INS centres have become hubs of activity as refugees take the opportunity to enter a world of knowledge with just a tap of a finger
Model Farms Transforming Lives In Kakuma Refugee Camp
Binamungu was keen on farming despite the climatic hardships so he and a group of friends started farming along the river beds that cut across the camp.