As of 20th May 2014,the total number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received in Kakuma is 36,880. This brings the total estimated camp population to 167,620

As of 27th May,the total number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received in Kakuma is 37,320. This brings the total estimated camp population to 168,470.

As of 3rd June, the total number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received in Kakuma is 37,736. This brings the total estimated camp population to 168,885

As of 11th June, the number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received in Kakuma is 38,323. This brings the total estimated camp population to 169,475

As of 25th June 2014, the number of South Sudanese asylum seekers received in Kakuma is 39,180. This brings the total estimated camp population to 170,965

US Assistant Secretary of State, BPRM, Anne Richard, and Ambassador, Patricia Haslach, visited Pagak Entry Point, and the Kule 1 and Kule 2 refugee camps.

UN Messenger for Peace, Her Royal Highness Princess Haya bint al Hussein, visited Kule 2 Refugee Camp and met with South Sudanese refugee women.

As of 23 July, the number of asylum seekers from South Sudan in Kakuma camp stood at 40,893. This brings the total estimated camp population to 176,364.

UNOCHA Director of Coordination and Response Division, Mr John Ging visited Pagak entry point, Kule Refugee Camp with Heads of Agencies.

Japan Ambassador visited Pagak and Kule 2 Refugee Camp