Kaya

Kaya (also known as Kaya I) is the border crossing between Uganda and South Sudan, if you’re going, for example, from Arua, Uganda, to Yei or Juba, South Sudan. It’s a little hairy there, with a lot of “big men” and guns, trying to hassle you and shake you down, but that’s expected, right? Just stand your ground, lock your doors, keep a constant eye on your passport, and make sure you get receipts for everything.

And don’t let anyone see you take pictures or with a camera. That’s just asking for it.