Understanding sterile, exploitative, consumptive development in Uganda
A fundamental requirement of ecodevelopment is that the populations who work for it should not be deprived of its results to the benefit of intermediaries.
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A fundamental requirement of ecodevelopment is that the populations who work for it should not be deprived of its results to the benefit of intermediaries.
We are going to take Hoima City to courts of law over this eviction. What they have done is an illegal eviction,” the vendors’ leader said.
Members of Parliament and elected leaders are urged to reject these proposals, as that is the work they were elected to do.
The recent boycott by these ministers reflects a broader belief by the continent that local content must be an integral part of oil and gas operations.
The Land Management Project is funded by the Ministry and covers 11 districts in Uganda.
In November last year, Sunday Ronald went to Kakumiro district, robbed and killed a motorcyclist whose details have yet to be identified by the police.
Washington Omwaa, the vice chairperson of USSSA in Kwania, noted that out of the seven competing schools, four have qualified for the regional level in both boys’ and girls’ categories
NOSP intends to accelerate commercialisation in key oilseed value chains and thereby improve the livelihoods and resilience of the small holders engaged in oilseed production and marketing.
They said such measures, combined with ongoing enforcement actions, could significantly shrink civic space and limit the ability of NGOs to operate freely.
The matter was reported at Adwir Police Station on March 22, 2026, at around 12:00 pm by Oleke Peter, 44, and the LC1 chairperson of the village.
Gen Kayihura specifically praised Wazalendo SACCO, of which he is a member, for providing favourable loan terms, and urged Ugandans to form SACCOs as a means of accessing affordable credit.
The police have identified the three suspects as Fambe Stella, Opoma Richard, and Amiku Fastus.
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