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PHOTO: Construction Works for the Tilenga Project Industrial Area – Photo by PAU Floods first swept through Sam Akuguzibwe’s three-acre farm in May last year. Total had been constructing an …
Oil curse visits Uganda early as EACOP tree clearings trigger heavy floods Read More
PHOTO: A man tends to his mairungi/miraa garden -Photo by Simon Wokorach Yumbe: In the Western part of the District Headquarters, Mohammed Yada would sit as he adores his sprouting …
Harsh weather conditions fuel narcotic cultivation and jinx mental health rehabilitation struggles in the North Read More
PHOTO: Grazing cattle in Okidi Parish, Attiak Sub-county -Photo by Chowoo Willy For years, whenever the dry season sets in, Karamojong cattle herders knew it was time to move to …
Acholi, Karamoja leaders moot ‘cross-border resource agreement’ to end regional conflicts Read More
PHOTO: Fatou Bensouda, former ICC Prosecutor, lays a wreath on the graveside of those massacred in 2004 by the LRA in 2015 -PHOTO by Ojok James Onono GULU, UGANDA | The …
ICC ruling on Dominic Ongwen provokes Acholi leaders Read More
PHOTO: Climate activist, Vanessa Nakate, speaks at the recent COP27 in Sharm el-sheikh, Egypt. PHOTO BY JOHN OKOT Last month a flurry of excitement emanated from Sharm el–sheik, reverberating across …
COP27: A historic “loss and damage” fund agreed. What are the sticking points? Read More
PHOTO: African climate activists protest at the COP27 in Sharm el-sheikh, Egypt. PHOTO BY JOHN OKOT Uganda has said it has begun implementing a 10-year-restoration program to ‘compensate’ for the …
“It’s not enough to decarbonize”: Uganda’s ‘restoration program’ quashed by experts amid controversial oil pipeline Read More
Growing up in Pajule, a rural part of northern Uganda, Simon Oola loved collecting shea nuts in the evening. At school the following day, he would snack on the mildly …
As Uganda’s shea trees battle freak weather, grafting to revive their numbers becomes a lifeline Read More
Even after he identified himself as a journalist, blows and kicks continued to rain down on Julius Ocungi. It all started with a simple phone call, a source tipping him …
How a Safety Desk is helping journalists in northern Uganda Read More
Thousands of residents of Pader district and Nwoya district are protesting what they have described as the ‘widespread opening of farms’ by the government on land under disputes ‘with the …
Government in land row over defunct ranches in northern Uganda Read More
PHOTO: Some local farmers tend to their gardens in Agoro, Lamwo district-Photo by John Okot. As the river snaked gently down from the misty Langiya hill, which straddles the Uganda- …
Water-stressed rice farmers in Lamwo turn to quick-maturing crops after irrigation scheme fails Read More