CLIMATE ACTION REPORTS Why Climate Action Is Essential for Peace: Addressing climate induced conflicts and building resilient communities by Columnist August 5, 2026
Uganda Does Not Need to Sacrifice Its Wetlands for Oil And Mineral Wealth by Columnist July 29, 2026 0 By Ainembabazi Shallon Op_Ed As the country accelerates oil production and expands mineral exploration to fuel economic growth another priceless...
Climate Finance Must Move Beyond Promises to Action by Columnist July 29, 2026 0 By Shallon Nagasha Op_Ed Climate change is no longer a distant threat -it is a lived reality .A cross Uganda...
World Conservation Day: Uganda Cannot Claim to Conserve Nature While Expanding Oil Development by Columnist July 27, 2026 0 By Doreen Namara Op_Ed Every year on July 28, the world marks World Conservation Day as a reminder that humanity's...
Climate Action Begins in the Classroom by Columnist July 27, 2026 0 By Ahirirwe Leticia Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda (WoGEM Uganda) Op_Ed Climate action is often associated with international conferences,...
World Conservation Day: Gov’t Must Safeguard Environment, Not Jail Those Who Defend It by Columnist July 27, 2026 0 By Kobusingye Sandra Cassie Op_Ed As Uganda celebrates world conversation day, caution should be taken into protecting what is left...
The Paris judicial tribunal delivered a land mark ruling against TotalEnergies for failure to fulfill its climate vigiliance by Columnist July 22, 2026 0 By Kobusingye Sandra Cassie Op_Ed On the 25th June 2026, the Paris Judicial Tribunal in France ruled against Total Energies...
Uganda’s Severe Drought Is a Climate Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore by Columnist July 13, 2026 0 By Ainembabazi Shallon Op_Ed Across many parts of Uganda today, the scorching sun has become more than just a seasonal...
Airtel, Spiro partner to roll out interest-free e-bikes for distributors by Leonard Kamugisha Akida July 2, 2026 0 By Leonard Kamugisha Akida, Airtel Uganda has partnered with electric mobility company Spiro to enable its franchisees and distributors to...
Acting Locally for Global Impact: Greening communities and Schools for Climate Resilience by Columnist June 16, 2026 0 By Ireen Twongirwe, OPINION As climate negotiations continue in Bonn during SB64, grassroots organizations such as Women for Green Economy...
Why Renewable Energy Investment Is No Longer Optional, but Urgent by Columnist May 11, 2026 0 By Leticia Ahiriirwe, Op_Ed The global conversation on energy is undergoing a decisive shift. Fossil fuels, once the backbone of...