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We are not seeing the benefits of the EACOP-Kyankwanzi Affected Persons

Residents of Nabulembeko parish, Wattuba sub county Kyankwanzi district expected to reap big from the…

ByByadmin Jun 29, 2026

Women continue to feel the pinch of the EACOP as Uganda prepares for first oil

As Uganda moves closer to first oil production, expected next year, you would expect every…

ByByadmin Jun 29, 2026

Domestic violence and poverty at the center of increased number of single mothers in Kiboga central Uganda

The narrative of motherhood is rapidly evolving in Uganda, especially among younger generations. It’s increasingly…

ByByadmin May 19, 2026

Why women need to embrace the Forests and Wetlands Restoration Promotion Program recently launched by NAPE

On March 30 2026, at the Community Green Radio premises in Kiboga District, central Uganda,…

ByByJulius Kyamanywa May 14, 2026

NAPE launches the Forest Restoration and Wetland Promotion Program with a call for more tree planting and wetland protection

Communities in Kiboga and Kyankwanzi districts are being argued to plant more trees if they…

ByByadmin May 7, 2026

HOW EACOP AFFECTED PEOPLE HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED BY THEIR LEADERS

The EACOP affected people in Hoima district in western part of Uganda expressed their concerns…

ByByadmin Mar 13, 2026
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The Community Green Radio program is an offshoot of the main Sustainability School programme. It was initiated and established to speed up the process of amplifying the voices of communities in Bunyoro sub-region in Western Uganda who are grappling with the challenges posed by the mushrooming oil industry in the area. The Community Green Radio program has been on air since August 1, 2014 and is increasingly becoming popular in the region because of its people/community centered programming. Currently the listeners of the radio have formed themselves into 9 Listeners Clubs.

Some of the Listeners clubs were formed out of the existing Sustainability School villages while others which were formed independently are also turning into Sustainability villages. This ensures that the Sustainability School approach remain applicable both in the main Sustainability School and in the Community Green Radio.

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Ms. Nalweyiso wants graves compensated.
Ms.Sylvia of Kaiso Tonya
Ms.Thereza posing for a photo with our reporter
Our reporter, Nteza Joan(L) pose for a photo with Women affected by EACOP in Lwanda in Kiboga District.
Women continue to feel the pinch of the EACOP as Uganda prepares for first oil
Women affected by the EACOP together with NAPE and Community Green Radio journalists in Buseruka Sub County, Hoima District