Kakuma News Reflector – A Refugee Free Press

A Somali Woman Gang Raped at Gunpoint

Posted in News Updates by KANERE on December 28, 2012

A Somali woman aged 50 was gang raped, while two others aged 36 and 37 suffered similar assaults at gunpoint in Kakuma 3 settlement area. (more…)

Refugee Election in Kakuma

Posted in Humanitarian Services, News Updates by KANERE on December 28, 2012

Centralized elections were held in Kakuma camp in June this year yet the election process is still to be completed (more…)

Rwandan Refugees to Lose Ration Cards

Posted in Human Rights, Humanitarian Services, News Updates by KANERE on December 28, 2012

Refugees according to their ration cards but considered “odd refugees out” by government. (more…)

Refugee Employment Process and Mode of Payment

Posted in Humanitarian Services, News Updates by KANERE on December 28, 2012

The absence of the rule of law in Kakuma refugee camp gives managers freedom to determine refugees’ employment process and mode of payment. (more…)

Refugee Protest Following Insecurity Situation

Posted in Human Rights, News Updates, Peace and Security by KANERE on December 28, 2012

Hundreds of Kakuma camp residents staged a protest following frequent murders by unidentified gunmen. (more…)

Ten Reasons for the Arts in Refugee Camps

Posted in Arts, Community and Culture, News Updates by KANERE on December 27, 2012

By Awet Andemicael
awet@post.harvard.edu

Last year, I conducted research for UNHCR (available online at http://www.unhcr.org/4def858a9.html), which suggests that artistic activity often plays a powerful positive role in the lives of refugees living in camps, and can help them survive and even thrive emotionally, spiritually, and physically. (more…)

Refugee trauma counseling

Posted in Human Rights, News Updates by KANERE on July 23, 2012

 

Residents of Kakuma Camp are in need of trauma counseling (more…)

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Increased population in Kakuma camp

Posted in News Updates by KANERE on July 23, 2012

An influx of new arrivals from Sudan, South Sudan, Great Lakes and other countries and for the first time an Iranian (more…)

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Drowning

Posted in News Updates by KANERE on July 23, 2012

The heavy downpour in the months of April and May has led to seven people drowning (more…)

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Road repair in Kakuma

Posted in News Updates, Humanitarian Services by KANERE on July 23, 2012

The main road that connects the Humanitarian premises and the refugee camp settlement is currently under repair. (more…)

World Refugee Day

Posted in Community and Culture, News Updates by KANERE on July 23, 2012

Theme of the year: One person forced to flee is too many! (more…)

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A primary school in the camp emerged best in KCPE

Posted in Education, News Updates by KANERE on July 23, 2012

Lokitang Primary School in Kakuma Camp emerged best in Kenya Certificate of Primary Education in Turkana West (more…)

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