BY INNOCENT KIIZA Alice Muhindo, a 42-year-old resident of Kasese District in South Western Uganda, vividly recalls the horror of the Nyamwamba River floods in
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VANISHING VOICES: THE PLIGHT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON CHIMPANZEES IN BUNYORO SUB REGION
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Chimpanzees, once thriving in the green forests of Kagadi District in the great Bunyoro region, now face an existential threat as human
GAYO Country Manager Betty Osei Bonsu Calls for an Ambitious Global Plastics Treaty
The Green Africa Youth Organization (GAYO) Uganda has called upon global leaders to stand up and fight against the continued environmental degradation. Speaking during the
MTN Uganda Takes a Stride Towards Sustainability with the Adoption of Electric Vehicles to its Fleet
MTN Uganda has taken a significant step towards a greener future by receiving a test electric vehicle from Motorcare Uganda Ltd. This milestone aligns with
GAYO Uganda Restores 3.5 Hectares Of Degraded Land In Nandere Forest
Given the current challenges of climate change, the loss of biodiversity, deforestation and landslides in Uganda, Over 100 climate change activists choose to wrap up
GAYO Uganda Rolls Out Zero Waste Management Initiative In Kampala
GAYO Uganda has rolled out a waste management a bottom up approach initiative for waste management in Kampala. Running under the Theme; “Setting the Pace
Chris Obore To People Of Teso: Rice Was Grown Near The Swamps Not In The Swamps
The Director for Communications for Parliament of Uganda, Chris Obore has challenged the people of conserve mother nature. In a communication made via his
#ACERA 2023: Experts Call For More Efforts Towards Promotion Of Clean Energy Uptake In Uganda
The Centre for Research In Energy and Energy Conservation (CREEC) has called upon the government of Uganda to amplify the need for the use of
Kampala Minister Launches Solar Baking Vocation as Climate smart alternative
State Minister for Kampala Capital City and Metropolitan Affairs Hon. Kyofatogabye Kabuye presided over the graduation of the Smart Up beneficiaries who have been training
Building Climate-Ready Communities: Why Science, Technology & Innovation Matters To Us All
For the last 10 days, over 20,000 delegates from 200 countries have been at the Glasgow Climate Conference in Scotland, discussing ways to keep climate
