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UGANDA LOSES AN AVERAGE OF USD509 MILLIONS IN ILLICIT OUTFLOW PER YEAR.
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Lions are classified as vulnerable or critically endangered species in the entire world, and yet Queen Elizabeth…
Museveni vows to defeat armed assailants.
BY OUR REPORTER President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has vowed to “defeat” armed assailants who attacked and injured former Works and…
King Mumbere asks elected leaders to focus on development & peace building.
BY INNOCENT KIIZA The Rwenzururu King Charles Wisely Mumbere Iremagoma has asked the elected leaders to focus on development and…
Elephant kills another person in Kasese.
By Baluku Alex One person has been killed by a stray elephant in Tweyambe village, Karusandara sub-county in Kasese district.…
District Leaders call for breeding centers for the endangered species.
By Baluku Alex District leaders have called for more breeding centres for endangered species in the country to prevent their…
Kasese Community urged to embrace commercial farming.
By Biira Maureen Bishop Nason Baluku of South Rwenzori Diocese has raised the need for the community in Kasese district…
Death has robbed us of the fine writing talent of another Kasese based journalist.
Ronald Kule commonly known as Ronnie Diamonds attached to UBC -Ngeya Radio died today morning at 3:30am at Kilembe Mines…
THREE KILLED IN KASESE MUDFLOW.
BY JOEL KAGUTA Kasese: Residents of Bunyandiko village of Kilembe sub County in Kasese district on Sunday morning woke up…
Christians without facemasks denied access to church service.
By Baluku Alex Christians who had thronged St. Paul’s cathedral in Kasese yesterday for the Easter Sunday Service without facemasks…
UPDF marine have today arrested 13 Congolese fishermen, 6 boats and 625 nets.
By Baluku Alex KASESE: UPDF marine have today arrested 13 Congolese fishermen and impounded 6 boats and subsequently burnt 625 fishing…
When you strengthen the journalist, you strengthen the community: RMDF’s case for investing in rural journalism
BY RWENZORI DAILY KASESE — When a journalist in a rural newsroom becomes better equipped to report, investigate and explain…
Present but Left Behind: How Gaps in Inclusive Education Push Children with Disabilities Out of School
BY INNOCENT KIIZA For 15-year-old James Baluku Atholere (not his real names), the biggest examination of his life is approaching.…
Kilembe’s Silent Asbestos Legacy: Decades of Exposure, Questions Still Unanswered
BY RAM KIKAMA Decades after asbestos-containing materials were introduced around Kilembe’s copper mines, deteriorating structures still shelter families in Kasese,…
The Wildlife Robbery: What Uganda Loses When an Elephant or lion Dies
BY INNOCENT KIIZA The elephant was worth more alive than dead, but that is not how everyone living around Uganda’s…
From Town Drains to Elephant Guts: What Elephant Dung Reveals About Uganda’s Plastic Crisis
BY INNOCENT KIIZA The pile of elephant dung looked ordinary. Fresh, damp and packed with half-digested grass, it lay beside…
From Shade Trees to Hope: How Agroforestry is Transforming Lives and Landscapes in Kamwenge
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Standing in his coffee garden in Ganyenda-Kinoni Parish, Kamwenge District, Isidoro Ndyabwe carefully examines rows of young…
How ECOTRUST Agroforestry and Carbon Credits Are Transforming Climate Resilience in Uganda
BY INNOCENT KIIZA At the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains in western Uganda, the sound of rushing water has become…
DRC – Uganda: Unequal treatment at the Kasindi-Mpondwe border, an obstacle to social cohesion among cross-border workers?
By Paul Zaidi Cross-border activities between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda at the Kasindi-Lubiriha (DRC) and Mpondwe (UGANDA)…
Persistent difficulties are undermining efforts to facilitate trade at the border between Uganda and the DRC.
BY RAM KIKAMA Despite the introduction of regional trade policies, simplified protocols, and the establishment of a single border post…
Measured in Sacks, Not Scales: The Silent Struggle of Lake Katwe’s Artisanal Salt Miners
BY INNOCENT KIIZA The road to Lake Katwe winds quietly through the vast savannah of Queen Elizabeth National Park. From…