Likambo Isaac Kangu

Likambo Isaac Kangu Likambo Isaac Kangu is a great digital story Teller
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Likambo Isaac Kangu is an advocate, a peace activist Humanitarian, the CEO and founder of The peace Child Foundation and a Co-Founder CIRT. He is one of the war Victim and child soldiers of the second Sudan civil war and the current South Sudan conflicts affected him and made things difficult for him but with all those challenges he is determined to achieve his goals through advocacy

10/08/2025
06/04/2025

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Education is a right, not a privilege—yet many refugees are denied higher learning due to age limits, lack of access, and systemic barriers. It’s time for inclusive reforms that recognize our realities and support our dreams. Let’s push for accessible scholarships, localized info-sharing, and higher education institutions within refugee settlements. A brighter, empowered future is possible—let’s build it together.



Visit us: https://therefugeevoice.org/

Instagram Caption:Education is a right, not a privilege—yet many refugees are denied higher learning due to age limits, ...
05/04/2025

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Education is a right, not a privilege—yet many refugees are denied higher learning due to age limits, lack of access, and systemic barriers. It’s time for inclusive reforms that recognize our realities and support our dreams. Let’s push for accessible scholarships, localized info-sharing, and higher education institutions within refugee settlements. A brighter, empowered future is possible—let’s build it together.



Visit us: https://therefugeevoice.org/

24/11/2024

One of our biggest challenge has been with the lack of enough ICT infrastructure and skills among the places and people we train, but we have been deliberate about this to start basic ICT training in the various locations of our Work in the refugee camp and Juba (Schools) to enable a ground of fair training.

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22/10/2024

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Amplifying the voices of the unheard The refugee voice where every story counts

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04/10/2024

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20/04/2024

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Petition to Remove scholarship age limit restrictions for refugees

Petition to Remove Age Limit on Scholarships for Refugees

20/04/2024
In the heart of strife, where gunshots are songs,In Wharton's lands, where war prolongs,A child is born midst chaos' mig...
01/04/2024

In the heart of strife, where gunshots are songs,
In Wharton's lands, where war prolongs,
A child is born midst chaos' might,
In South Sudan's embrace, shrouded in night.

Their journey begins, not with a cry,
But with the tremors of war passing by,
In a land where dreams are fragile as glass,
Their future dimmed by conflict's brass.

Yet hope persists in a refugee's heart,
A flickering flame amid the dark,
They flee to camps, seeking refuge's light,
Yearning for safety, craving for right.

But in the halls where aid is bestowed,
Where scholarships gleam, like promises sowed,
They find their dreams shackled by age's chain,
Denied the chance to learn, to gain.

For time, a cruel master in their plight,
Robbed them of childhood's innocent flight,
Delayed by war's relentless roar,
They stand at education's closed door.

Yet still they rise, with resilience unbowed,
Their voices echo, though not allowed,
For their story speaks of courage untold,
In the face of adversity, they behold.

So let us listen, let us hear,
The silent cries of those held dear,
For in their struggle, lies a plea,
To break the chains, to set them free.

Let us be the voice for those unheard,
Let us stand for justice, undeterred,
For every refugee, every child,
Deserves a chance to dream, to smile.

In the tapestry of humanity's grace,
Let us weave a thread of empathy's embrace,
For in their story, we find our own,
In their journey, seeds of hope are sown.

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Petition to Remove Age Limit on Scholarships for Refugees

We are calling you to put signatures on this petition to remove the age limit on scholarship offered to Refugee https://...
31/03/2024

We are calling you to put signatures on this petition to remove the age limit on scholarship offered to Refugee https://chng.it/4hJ7fZCPqs.

My Bad experience at YUMBE REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL The 19th of February will forever be etched in my memory as the da...
19/02/2024

My Bad experience at YUMBE REGIONAL REFERRAL HOSPITAL

The 19th of February will forever be etched in my memory as the day my world came crashing down. It started off like any other day, but as the evening approached, my wife began experiencing intense labor pains. We immediately rushed to Bolomoni Health Center III, where she had been receiving her antenatal care.

As the hours passed, my wife’s labor seemed to be progressing slowly. By Saturday evening, she still hadn’t given birth, and the midwife on duty decided to refer her to Yumbe Regional Referral Hospital due to prolonged labor. We arrived at the hospital early on Sunday morning, and the midwife on duty insisted on monitoring my wife before proceeding with the planned cesarean section.

Despite our concerns and the fact that we had already signed the consent form for the operation, the midwife delayed taking action. It wasn’t until it was too late that she finally rushed my wife to the theater. By then, our precious child had already suffocated and tragically passed away shortly after the cesarean section.

The pain and grief that washed over me in that moment were indescribable. I couldn’t believe that a simple delay in decision-making had cost us the life of our child.

The 19th of February will forever be a day of sorrow and regret for me. I will never forget the loss we suffered and the pain that still lingers in my heart. My wife and I will always carry the memory of our child with us, a constant reminder of the precious life that was taken from us too soon.
Beatrice Kiden Isaac@followers

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