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  1. 2 de mar. de 2024 · Buduburam is a former refugee camp for Liberians who fled from their home country during its bloody and horrible civil war. It was run by the UNHCR but after the war was declared over the camp was ...

  2. 29 de feb. de 2024 · The government’s concerns grew after it was reported that the Liberian refugee camp in Ghana, known as Buduburam was being finally demolished on February 28, 2024, which also caused serious panic amongst the residents which included Liberians.

  3. The clinic was integrated into Ghana Health Service in 2007 and accredited by the then Private Hospitals and Maternity Home Board (Health Facilities Regulatory Authority) ... Gomoa Buduburam ; 0302936281 / 0506598423 ; 0506598593 / 0506597605 ; sgchbuduburam@chstgh.org ; Open Hours: ...

  4. 1 de oct. de 2021 · Demolition of Buduburam Refugee Camp: Residents vow to resist any attempt to demolish structures - Joy News Prime (30-9-21)#Demolition_of_Buduburam_Refugee_C...

  5. 27 de oct. de 2021 · Approximately 3,000 refugees returned to Liberia at the time. The majority of people opted to stay in Ghana, and the Buduburam village remained the heart of their society. The political situation in Liberia deteriorated soon after the 1997 elections, and new waves of Liberian exiles arrived in Ghana… settling at Buduburam.

  6. Hace 5 días · During this time, an estimated 3,000 refugees returned to Liberia. Most chose to remain in Ghana, and the Buduburam settlement served as the center of their community. Soon after the 1997 elections, the political situation in Liberia worsened, and fresh arrivals of Liberian refugees to Ghana led the UNHCR to return to Buduburam.

  7. Buduburam es un campo de refugiados ubicado a 44 kilómetros al oeste de Accra, Ghana. Inaugurado por el Alto Comisionado de las Naciones Unidas para los Refugiados (ACNUR) en 1990, el campo acogió a más de 12.000 refugiados de Liberia que huyeron de su país durante la Primera Guerra Civil Liberiana (1989-1996) y la Segunda Guerra Civil Liberiana (1999-2003). .