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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 with deep disappointment and sense of betrayal, as politicians who once promised to…
Read More80-year old woman in Kyankwanzi district still tracing for her EACOP related compensation, years after property valuation
Delayed compensation remains a significant challenge for communities impacted by EACOP –project. This was revealed during a community outreach in the EACOP project affected areas of Kyankwanzi, Kikuube…
Read MoreAJOP continues to build and enhance the capacity of journalists to report on EACOP effectively
The Albertine Journalists’ Platform, in collaboration with National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE) and Community Green Radio, organized a media capacity enhancement training “Basics of Reporting and Documenting…
Read MoreWomen affected by the EACOP are appealing for revaluation of their properties
The EACOP-affected women are appealing to government of Uganda to revalue their properties because they feel the initial valuation wasn’t fair and that even the cost of living…
Read MoreNAPE marks the International Women’s day with women affected by the EACOP
The National Association of Professional Environmentalists, and Community Green Radio, joined the global celebration of National Women’s Day 2026, standing in solidarity with EACOP-affected women. Over 30 EACOP-affected…
Read MoreClimate variability is causing decline in maize production in Ssekamalya Village Kyankwanzi District, Central Uganda
Maize is a staple food and key source of income for households in Ssekamalya Village Kyankwanzi District. However, increasing climate variability characterized by prolonged sunshine, delayed rainfall, and…
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