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KALANGALA ISLANDERS DEMAND GOVERNMENT TO LEAVE THE REMAINING LAND FOR FARMING AS SEVERE HUNGER AND FOOD INSECURITY HIT IN COVID LOCKDOWN
Severe hunger and food insecurity experienced by Kalangala Islanders during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown has pushed the communities to rescind the decision of converting their land from palm…
Read MoreCLIMATE CHANGE REFUGEES BACK TO GRASS AS LAKE ALBERT CONTINUES TO CAUSE HAVOC TO THE SURROUNDING VILLAGES
When Moses Byarufu, a resident of Kasenyi village lost his two pieces of land to oil developments in Buliisa district, he used his 58 million shillings compensation money…
Read MoreGRASSROOT WOMEN IN BUNYORO FORM A COALITION TO PROTEST BUGOMA FOREST GIVEWAY
Grassroot women in Hoima and Kikuube district have formed a coalition to protect Bugoma forest against sugarcane land use. The coalition dubbed “Women Coalition 4 Bugoma Forest” was…
Read MoreWOMEN TRAINED IN BEEKEEPING AND KITCHEN GARDENING TO IMPROVE ON SUSTAINABLE RURAL INCOMES IN HOIMA AFTER COVID-19 ECONOMIC SHOCK
When COVID-19 associated national lockdown began in March 2020, Norah Ninsiima,45, a tailor and a businesswoman dealing in clothes in Buseruka trading centre in Buseruka sub county in…
Read MoreENVIRONMEMNTAL ACTIVISTS VOW TO DIE FIGHTING TO SAVE BUGOMA FORESTS
Environmental activists who were arrested by Uganda police in September this year in Hoima city Western Uganda over the “Save Bugoma Forest campaign” have vowed to die fighting to…
Read MoreEXPERIENCED ARTISANAL GOLD MINERS IN BORAX METHOD TRAIN KASSANDA MINERS DURING AN EXCHANGE LEARNING FACILITATED BY NAPE
Transiting from the use of mercury to a more user friendly, less harmful and more productive methodology of using Borax in artisanal gold mining is still slow but…
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