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  A quiet revolution is reshaping the landscape of refugee support across East Africa, and Uganda stands as a pioneering leader in this transformative movement. While nations across the region are increasingly moving beyond the traditional, isolated camp model, Uganda’s long-standing, progressive policies have created a powerful blueprint for how to build integrated communities where […]

The global landscape of the 21st century has been profoundly shaped by a surge in refugee numbers, a reality felt with particular intensity in the East and Horn of Africa. These regions, long familiar with political instability, now face the immense challenge of supporting millions of displaced people. The scale is staggering: as of October

Across the East and Horn of Africa, a transformative approach to refugee support is taking root, moving beyond immediate aid to foster long-term economic inclusion and self-reliance. Nowhere is this potential more evident than in Uganda, a nation that has consistently pioneered progressive refugee policies. For a new refugee-focused enterprise, Uganda presents a uniquely fertile

Across Africa, the approach to refugee management has evolved significantly over the years. Rather than isolating refugees in camps, several countries are now embracing integrated community models that promote inclusion, dignity, and self-reliance. Among these nations, Uganda stands out as a global leader, widely recognized for its progressive refugee policies and inclusive approach to hosting