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In January 2015, Dominic Ongwen, one of the indicted commanders of the Lord’s Resistance Army, surrendered to the Seleka rebels in the Central African Republic. He was later handed over …
Beyond the Hague (Part 2): What the ICC Left Behind in Northern Uganda Read More
Climate change is getting worse, and its effects on the environment and people’s livelihoods are becoming unbearable. The changing rainfall patterns, rising temperatures and other extreme weather events have made …
Solar Geoengineering: Uganda, Global Experts Warn of SRM’s Ecological Risks Read More
Developing nations, Africa in particular, and climate-vulnerable regions around the world arrived in Belém, Brazil, to attend the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30). From 10th to 21st November, the …
COP30: Uganda’s Key Gains, Missed Opportunities, And What Next For Climate Action Read More
Imagine negotiating a high-stakes deal, one that would decide the fate of climate-stressed communities globally, but just in the next room another group is cutting one that would undo that. …
“A place for backroom deals”: Why developing countries want fossil fuel lobbyists shut out of COPs Read More
The elevating scenery of the Albert Nile lowers your eyes to the natural wonders north of Murchison Falls National Park, a dispersal and migratory home to wildlife where the Aswa …
Will conservancies find peace for Nwoya ‘sleepless’ farming communities? Read More
About two kilometers astride the well-laid tarmac road along the Adjumani route from Atiak Town Council in Northern Uganda is a member-based climate-resilient goats’ breeding farm. Rose Abwoyo is one …
Atiak massacre survivors build hope on climate smart farming Read More
Francis Asiku’s plan to fight hunger in his village began, quite naturally, under a bountiful mango tree. It was 2011, and he had just landed his first nursing job at …
How solar-dried mangoes are breaking the hunger cycle in Yumbe’s climate-stressed village Read More
“I actually don’t know what the future holds, I am uncertain of what life will be from now,” says 24-year-old peasant farmer, Edrinah Ndabaruhanguza, a survivor of a violent waterspout that devastated …
Living With Climate Pain: Rural Ugandans Grapple With Disability and Disaster Read More
In the forest reserves that span the Uganda-Tanzania border, the real value of wildlife isn’t measured in ecological terms, but in the price that traditional healers and treasure hunters are willing …
Silent Trade: How Uganda’s Wildlife Trafficking For Traditional Medicine Fuels Illicit Financial Flows Read More
GULU, Uganda—For 52-year-old Katereke, cassava has been both a staple food and a source of suffering. Despite being a staple food for millions, cassava contains compounds that can inhibit iodine …
Cassava’s Dark Side: Unveiling the Hidden Health Risks in Northern Uganda Read More