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Signing in darkness: Oil host communities struggle to attain justice for their land in the face of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and Central Processing Facility (CPF) developments in Uganda’s Albertine Oil region.
“I ignorantly signed the documents consenting to free takeover of my land,” narrates a 50 year old Beatrice Nyamahunge from Buliisa district. “When oil officials came in 2021,…
Read MoreKiryajobyo Residents continue lamentations over unfulfilled promises over EACOP
Residents of Kiryajobyo West Village in Gayaza Sub County, Kyankwanzi District, say they are living in frustration and grief after what they describe as unfulfilled promises of food…
Read MoreHOW EACOP HAS CONTRIBUTED TO HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN KYANKWANZI DISTRICT
When the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project was introduced, many Ugandans looked at it as a gateway to economic transformation, jobs and a better future. But…
Read MoreEACOP COMPENSATION LEAVES KYANKWANZI WOMEN FACING FAMILY BREAKDOWN AND RISING BURDEN OF SINGLE PARENTHOOD
The compensation paid to families affected by the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project in Kyankwanzi District is becoming a growing concern among some women, who say…
Read MoreWomen in the Albertine Region Champion Agroecology Amid East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) Pressures
Compiled by Polycarp Omony The National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) is empowering women in Uganda’s Albertine region to adopt agroecology as a sustainable solution to growing food…
Read MoreHow Bees are changing conservation and livelihoods in Kabweyakiza, Mubende
By Joan Nanteza, In the rolling hills of Kabweyakiza village, a quiet conservation revolution is coming. National Associations of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) is implementing a project titled; “Sustainable…
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