Football: My Passion and Path to a Bright Future
Kiden Florence Taban, is a 15-year-old South Sudanese Rrefugee student, in Senior 1. She attends school in Yoyo Secondar...
Stories
From Struggles to Success: Steven’s Journey with WIU Sponsorship
Steven Mandre is an 18-year-old, who escaped war in South Sudan and settled in Adjumani Refugee Settlement.He grew up in...
Fake Advert
Windle International Uganda (WIU) has noted with concern a fake job opportunity being shared with the public. The fake a...
Solar Lamps Lighting Learners Path to Success in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement
Bakkunzi Eric, 17 a Congolese national studying at Kyangwali Secondary School in Kyangwali Refugee Settlement was previo...
From Despair to Student Leadership: Robert’s Journey
In the midst of conflict and uncertainty in South Sudan, Robert Wani Ali found himself engulfed in despair. The once-pro...
Breaking the Silence: Empowering Girls Through Menstrual Hygiene Management
From the 2020 Rapid Gender Analysis (RGA) study conducted in Obongi and Moyo districts, finding indicated that Girls hav...
Jennifer Ulea’s Journey in the Electrical World of Adjumani Refugee Settlement
In the sprawling Adjumani Refugee Settlement, amidst the challenges and uncertainties that define the lives of refugees ...
Windle International Uganda Scholarship Was a Game Changer in My Academic Journey
Lembusa Nakyoyo, is originally from Democratic Republic of Congo but currently living in North Dakota, USA. In 2008, he...
DAFI Scholarship Breathed New Life into My Dreams and Aspirations
Mambo Bosco Thomas was born on February 2nd 1994 in the war-torn region of South Sudan. He was born in Marjuk, Yei, Cent...
Windle International Uganda Wins Best International Humanitarian Organization of the Year Award
Windle International Uganda (WIU) was for the third time named the Best International Humanitarian Organization of the Y...