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There is sharp contrast regarding what government of Uganda views as benefits of the Oil and gas sector and what community members view
While in Bunyoro in Western Uganda recently, Uganda’s Vice President Major (Rtd) Jessica Alupo urged residents of the region to continue supporting investors and government-led development projects, saying…
Read MoreEACOP AFFECTED PEOPLE IN HOIMA FEEL BETROYED BY POLITICAL LEADERS
The EACOP affected people in Hoima district in western part of Uganda have expressed deep disappointment with their political leaders and expressed a sense of betrayal by politicians…
Read More82 year Old’s unending fight for EACOP compensation still on
Delayed compensation remains a significant challenge for communities impacted by EACOP -project. This was revealed during our community outreach in the EACOP project areas of Kyankwanzi Kikuube and…
Read MoreWe 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 East African Crude Oil Pipeline, EACOP. They hoped for better education, jobs, good…
Read MoreWomen 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 citizen to be upbeat with the news. However, this is not the story…
Read MoreDomestic 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 common to encounter women in their early twenties identifying as single mothers, a…
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