evidence: The conflict between communities in Kajo-Keji County and Uganda’s Moyo district left almost 12,000 South Sudanese refugees displaced and forced to return to their country, according to Kajo-Keji County Relief and Rehabilitation Commission Secretary Henry Sokiri, "I do not have any house in Kajo-Keji," said Janet Poni, a displaced guardian of five children who had been living in Moyo since 1988. [...] Kajo-Keji County Commissioner Henry Kala Sabuni noted that many people believed the conflict was land-related in areas contested by the two countries, but he said it was also caused by an economic struggle between Uganda’s Madi community in Moyo and South Sudan’s Kuku community who had sought refuge there. [...] Two delegations led by Uganda’s Second Deputy Prime Minister Moses Ali and Central Equatoria State Minister of Information and Broadcasting Suba Samuel Mannase met in Moyo on 20 September and resolved to immediately deploy a joint border patrol force.