In a fervent display of solidarity and determination, residents of Kikube, Uganda, joined hands with Justice Movement Uganda and other advocacy groups in a protest against the actions of Daqing, a Chinese firm
The once serene and life-giving River Rutoha has become a source of despair for the residents of Kikube. The river, which has served as the lifeblood of the community for generations, now carries
The UK Conservative government’s decision to approve the development of the controversial Rosebank oil and gas field project in Scottish territorial waters has been widely criticized by climate activists and other progressive sections
Nestled within the heart of Africa, Uganda is a nation of breathtaking beauty and remarkable biodiversity. From the lush rainforests of Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to the vast savannas of Murchison Falls National
Climate change, driven by human activities, is undeniably one of the greatest challenges of our time. Its effects are far-reaching, impacting vulnerable communities, ecosystems, and the global economy. Amid this crisis, activism has
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline, or EACOP, has been a topic of significant debate and concern in recent years. Proposed as a major infrastructure project to transport crude oil from Uganda to