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“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
Uganda set an ambitious goal for energy generation to meet its growing energy needs. It aims at generating 52,481MW of electricity by 2040 with nuclear energy contributing 24,000 megawatts (MW) …
Can Uganda’s Nuclear Program Unlock Solutions To Food Security, Climate Change? Read More
The controversy over fossil fuel extraction continues to linger just weeks after the conclusion of COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. There is a spiraling of protests due to its severe environmental …
Energy Transition: Uganda Defends Oil Exploration Plan To Accelerate Clean Energy Read More
Human-wildlife conflicts rising as animals look for food elsewhere The Pearl of Africa, Uganda, is a convergence zone for five of Africa’s important ecological zones and is home to an …
Invasive plants taking over Uganda’s National Parks as climate change bites Read More