How welfare project has changed lives in West Nile

About five years ago, Mr Moses Yeka, a South Sudanese refugee from Omugo Settlement in Terego District, depended mainly on the food ratio from the World Food Programme (WFP).

He says when they fled from South Sudan to the settlement, life became hard for his family since there was no means to earn a living coupled with the food cut.

Mr Yeka says the food ration they receive from the WFP could last for a few days and the family, including his three children, would sleep hungry.

Yeka, however, became self-reliant when he was selected to benefit from…