For Africa to champion global climate justice effectively, its representatives must embody the very values they seek to advance — transparency, participation, and respect for human rights.
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Residents demand closure of poorly managed landfill in Adjumani
Residents say the dumping site has turned into a source of disease, foul odor, and environmental pollution.
Education Above All Foundation tackles climate challenges through EEIs in Kenya
Through initiatives like Green Youth 360, the EAA Foundation is helping to translate global commitments into tangible action on the ground.
NEMA restores Nakiyanja wetland, enforces law
NEMA has emphasised that wetlands are not merely water bodies but critical components of Uganda’s natural heritage.
Acholi embrace Oktoberfest as Gulu hosts cultural exchange
The opening ceremony will be officiated by the President on October 7, followed by the launch of Gulu City and Acholi sub-region’s investment plan on October 8.
Empowering women in Aswa River catchment: A call for support to restore our environment
Poverty has forced women within Aswa River catchment area to sand mining despite its adverse effects, and the income generated often remains inadequate.
Stakeholders appeal to Paramount Chief to revive Madi culture during SI launch
Madi cultural elders, and youth representatives call for dialogue to restore traditional structures that support child upbringing and moral education.
Lopirigo appealed to intervene in alarming land disputes in Adjumani
Responding to the outcry, the Lopirigo Opi Suru Simon Baru, has urged the office of the RDC to refer all the files of land issues to his office.
Kitgum Muslim community leads climate action with shs 1.5 million tree planting initiative
The tree planting initiative aligns with Uganda’s broader environmental policy and complements national and global climate change efforts
Lopirigo of Madi cultural institution urges annual cultural gala to revive Madi heritage
Youth and elders alike participated, showcasing the diversity and beauty of Madi culture.
Executive order 3 vs Climate collapse: Can northern Uganda be saved from its charcoal crisis?
At the heart of Uganda’s climate struggle lies a single, embattled policy tool: Executive Order No. 3 of 2023.
Can bicycles turn the tide against wetland encroachment in Acholi?
Many residents are farming in wetlands growing sugarcane and vegetables for food and incomeunaware that they are violating environmental laws and risking long-term damage, said Tiga, a member of wetland protection committee.