A team from the US Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration carried out monitoring mission in Maban refugees camps in coordination with UNHCR.

Since 9 April over 7,000 people have fled to Joda crossing in White Nile State. The number includes 4,000 Sudanese and 2,800 South Sudanese from Joda Alfukhar

UNHCR began weekly training sessions on refugee protection for 35 police officers based in Maban camps.

“Artistes for Refugees" a livelihoods project funded by UNHCR was officially launched in KK on20 April with the arrival of Henry Ohanga, well known as Octoppizo

UNHCR completed the distribution of a 6-month stock of medicines and medical supplies to all refugee camps in South Sudan.

UNHCR together with the Commission for Refugee Affairs and DRC facilitated the election of 72 refugee representatives (36 men and 36 women) in Ajuong Thok.

UNHCR donated drugs and medical supplies to the Teaching Hospital and Elsabah Children Hospital in Juba and the Civil Hospital in Yei.

UNHCR distributed a one-off donation of solar lamps from German Agro Action to 663 extremely vulnerable families (3,344 individuals) in Ajoung Thok camp.

Individual registration by UNHCR and Sudanese Red Crescent Society (SRCS) has begun in White Nile State, starting in Jouri camp.

On April 2nd UNHCR Kakuma handed over eight projects funded for the host community in various locations in the sub-county and implemented by Lokado NGO.