More than forty South Sudanese refugees have been arrested in Uganda’s Terego District following riots at the Imvepi Refugee Settlement on Tuesday. The unrest resulted in damage and arson to offices belonging to the Office of the Prime Minister, the UNHCR, and the police. The violence stemmed from a disagreement regarding the Refugee Welfare Council. Authorities have detained the suspects as investigations proceed into the cause and extent of the damage. This incident highlights ongoing tensions within the refugee settlement. The arrests underscore the challenges of managing refugee welfare and maintaining order within these communities. Further details regarding the specific dispute and identities of those involved are yet to be released.