How Bidibidi, a refugee camp in Uganda, is becoming a city
National Geographic
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“A disc jockey plays music from the top of a truck. Festivals, fashion shows, and even a Miss Bidibidi pageant have been held in the settlement”
“The world’s second largest refugee camp is slowly but surely transforming into a permanent city.”
“He envisions a world-class city emerging from the forest. “I say the sky’s the limit.”
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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/how-bidibidi-uganda-refugee-camp-became-city
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“A disc jockey plays music from the top of a truck. Festivals, fashion shows, and even a Miss Bidibidi pageant have been held in the settlement” · “The world’s second largest refugee camp is slowly but surely transforming into a permanent city.” · “He envisions a world-class city emerging from the forest. “I say the sky’s the limit.”
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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/how-bidibidi-uganda-refugee-camp-became-city
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https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/how-bidibidi-uganda-refugee-camp-became-city
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