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Mugume Davis Rwakaringi is a seasoned multimedia journalist based in Kampala, Uganda, with a broad range of expertise covering business, art, sports, health, agriculture, and various social, economic, and political topics. His work extends beyond Uganda, as he actively reports from other East African nations, including South Sudan and Rwanda. As a multimedia reporter, Rwakaringi adeptly crafts stories that resonate with audiences across different sectors. With a particular proficiency in technology journalism, Rwakaringi offers in-depth analysis and guidance on web hosting and domain transfers. His articles are known for their detailed insights into the manual processes of transferring domains to registrars or hosting companies, and he provides readers with clear instructions on navigating the complexities of payment plans and money-back guarantees. His expertise is further highlighted through his coverage of domain transfers to well-known hosting providers such as GoDaddy. In addition to his reporting, Rwakaringi is skilled in producing vox pops, which are short interviews with members of the public. He is also available to work as a fixer, utilizing his extensive knowledge of the local scene to assist foreign journalists and media crews in navigating the East African media landscape. His multifaceted skills and experience make him a valuable contributor to the field of journalism and media.
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South Sudanese Man Runs for Refugee Olympic Team
Paulo Amotun Lokoro, a South Sudanese refugee, is set to compete in the Tokyo Summer Olympics as part of the International Olympic Committee’s Refugee Olympic Team. Lokoro, who fled conflict in South Sudan in 2006, discovered his talent for running at a peace-building marathon organized by the UN refugee agency and Olympian Tegla Loroupe. The Refugee Olympic Team, comprising 29 athletes from various countries, aims to send a message of solidarity, resilience, and hope. Lokoro, who previously competed in the Rio Olympics, hopes for peace in South Sudan to represent his country in the future.
Study: Many Uganda Voters Fear Violence in Next Elections
A study by Democratic Engagement and Action reveals widespread fears of violence in Uganda's 2021 elections, citing lack of electoral reforms, unresolved tribal issues, and partisan involvement of security agencies. The report calls for electoral reforms and accountability to prevent violence. Historical precedents of election-related violence and the declining support for President Museveni, especially among young adults, are highlighted. Various stakeholders, including opposition and ruling party members, acknowledge the potential for violence and stress the need for peaceful elections.
South Sudan Athlete Trains for World Games in Doha
Runner William Yach Majok is preparing for the World Athletics Championships in Doha, representing South Sudan in the 1,500-meter competition. Training in Kampala due to inadequate facilities at home, Majok is under the guidance of coaches Joseph Anthony and Raphael Kassaja. Despite past challenges, including funding issues, there is optimism about Majok's potential to succeed and bring recognition to South Sudan. The championships will feature around 2,000 athletes from September 27 to October 6.
US Official Urges Uganda, Kenya to Stop Corrupt South Sudanese Investments
A top U.S. official, Sigal Mandelker, urges Uganda and Kenya to halt the flow of corrupt South Sudanese investments into their countries. Mandelker emphasizes the responsibility of Ugandan and Kenyan leaders to prevent South Sudanese officials from using illicit funds to buy property. The U.S. has proposed sanctions on South Sudanese leaders accused of blocking the peace process, with potential unilateral actions if multilateral support is not achieved. The Sentry report highlights the investment of ill-gotten wealth by South Sudanese leaders in Kampala and Nairobi. Mandelker's visit to Africa aims to address these issues with regional governments and financial institutions.
Activists: Kiir-Machar Proposal Would Undo South Sudan Peace Deal
Civil society activists in South Sudan express anger over an opinion piece by President Salva Kiir and First Vice President Riek Machar, advocating for a truth and reconciliation commission instead of a hybrid court as stipulated in the peace agreement. Activists argue this move would allow those who committed atrocities during the conflict to evade justice, undermining trust in the government and perpetuating a cycle of violence. The peace agreement calls for an independent hybrid court supervised by the African Union Commission to hold violators accountable. Activists fear that abandoning this court could dismantle the entire peace agreement.
President Kiir, Former Rebel Leader Machar Meet But Don't Resolve Disputes
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir, First Vice President Riek Machar, and Vice President James Wani Igga met to address issues hindering the peace agreement's full implementation. Discussions included the demilitarization of Juba City, cantonment sites for SPLA-In Opposition forces, and the dispute over the 28 states created by Kiir. A national committee will study and propose mutually agreeable states and borders, reporting back within 30 days. The committee includes members from SPLM, SPLM-In Opposition, former detainees, political parties, and Troika countries. The leaders also agreed to form the Transitional National Legislative Assembly and will continue discussions on other issues. The U.S. and other western countries have criticized the Transitional Government of National Unity for not fully implementing the peace agreement.
Fighting Reported in South Sudan Ahead of Former Rebel Leader's Return
Fresh clashes between government and opposition forces in South Sudan have been reported just before the anticipated return of former rebel leader Riek Machar to Juba. The SPLA-In-Opposition claims government forces attacked its bases in Unity state's Rubkona County, while the government blames the rebels for the clashes. Both sides acknowledge losses but have not disclosed casualty numbers. Accusations of land-grabbing and cease-fire violations have been exchanged, with the Joint Monitoring and Evaluation Commission noting breaches by both parties since the August 2015 peace agreement. South Sudan, which gained independence in 2011, has been embroiled in conflict since December 2013 following President Salva Kiir's dismissal of Machar.
Soccer bringing hope to hundreds of young South Sudanese South Sudan is a tough place for children to grow up. But in spite of the violence and hunger surrounding them, South Sudanese children still hope they can transform their nation. It may be the only ball they have but, in their visions for the future, if they Take it and run with it, one day they might just be able to help their young country to make its mark on the international stage.
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Civilians Flee, Aid Agencies Pull Out as Fighting Flares in South Sudan State
A surge in fighting near Leer in South Sudan's Unity state has forced thousands to flee and major aid agencies like Medecins sans Frontieres (MSF) and the International Committee for the Red Cross (ICRC) to evacuate staff and reduce services. MSF's head of mission, Paul Critchley, cited past violence and current threats as reasons for the evacuation. The conflict has severely strained humanitarian efforts, affecting thousands who rely on aid for food and medical assistance. The United Nations' humanitarian coordinator, Toby Lanzer, warned that the interruption of relief operations will impact over 300,000 civilians and hinder agricultural activities during the planting season.
For South Sudan's Displaced, Merry Christmas is But a Memory
Hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese will spend Christmas in IDP or refugee camps due to ongoing conflict. Makeshift churches in camps like U.N. House in Juba are preparing for Christmas celebrations, with leaders like William Deng Biar calling for peace and unity. Displaced individuals, including Nya Lei Matin and Chudier Gai Chuol, recall past Christmases and express pain over their current situations. Despite international efforts from organizations like the UN, IGAD, and the African Union, peace remains elusive. Many displaced families, like Deng Diang Chuol's, will celebrate Christmas in camps, hoping for peace.
South Sudan Rebels Targeted, Killed Civilians in Bentiu, UN Says
The UN Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) accused rebel forces of committing serious human rights abuses in Bentiu, Unity state, during an offensive on October 29. At least 11 civilians were killed, including men taken from a church and shot at a cemetery, and a baby and a teenaged boy. Additionally, 14 women were allegedly kidnapped, with some being sexually assaulted. The report suggests victims were targeted based on ethnicity and notes that both sides of the South Sudan conflict have committed human rights abuses.
South Sudan Conflict Brings Media Crackdown, Journalists Say
Journalists in South Sudan face increasing challenges due to government crackdowns amid ongoing conflict. Reporters like Daniel Majak Kuac and Elamu Denis Ejuru experience arrests, self-censorship, and confiscation of materials. Media outlets such as The Citizen, The Juba Monitor, and City FM have had print-runs seized and broadcasts halted. The government, represented by Information Minister Michael Makuei, threatens prosecution for reporting rebel views, while the Committee to Protect Journalists documents numerous cases of harassment. Despite new media laws, journalists feel unprotected and restricted in their reporting.
South Sudan Economy Hit Hard by Conflict
A year of conflict in South Sudan has severely impacted the nation's economy, displacing workers and reducing oil production by nearly 30%. The unrest has deterred foreign investors, although some remain hopeful due to perceived protections. Experts highlight the need for rebuilding efforts in the hardest-hit states, but ongoing violence and unfulfilled ceasefire agreements continue to undermine investor confidence.
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