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WOMEN IN OIL HOST COMMUNITIES URGED TO TAKE ACTIONS THAT ADDRESS CLIMATE CHANGE EFFECTS
Women affected by the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) have been urged to take part in efforts aimed at mitigating effects of climate change in the wake…
Read MorePIPELINE AFFECTED PERSONS IN KIBOGA AND KYANKWANZI CONTINUE TO CRY FAUL OVER DELAYED COMPENSATION
The discovery of oil in Uganda, especially that of commercially viable deposits, came with need to establish infrastructure for the exportation and refining of the oil. The infrastructures…
Read MoreWOMEN STRUGGLING TO SAVE THE ECOSYSTEMS ALONG EAST AFRICAN CRUDE OIL PIPELINE
The rapid growth of extractive industry in Uganda’s Albertine graben is at the same time rapidly affecting the ecosystems. The activities of oil companies have displaced the fertile…
Read MoreHOW RESILIENCE PAID OFF IN THE FIGHT AGAINST UNFAIR COMPENSATION FOR EAST AFRICAN CRUDE OIL PIPELINE
Despite threats and intimidation from oil companies, Rev. Fred Musiimenta successfully won the battle of fair compensation for his land acquired for East African Crude Oil pipeline (EACOP)…
Read MoreEMPTY PROMISES: PIPELINE AFFECTED PERSONS IN LIMBO OVER LIVELIHOOD RESTORATION PROGRAM
Some of the residents carrying placards protesting recently Photo credit URN
Read MoreI have moved enough because of compensation; I need my money, 76-year-old elderly in Kyankwanzi cries out
While moving around Half London trading Centre in Nabidondolo West, Nabulembeko Parish in Watubba Sub county Kyankwanzi District we came across is seemingly elderly woman, her name is…
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