BY INNOCENT KIIZA The pile of elephant dung looked ordinary. Fresh, damp and packed with half-digested grass, it lay beside a dusty game track in Uganda’s Queen Elizabeth National Park,...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Standing in his coffee garden in Ganyenda-Kinoni Parish, Kamwenge District, Isidoro Ndyabwe carefully examines rows of young trees stretching across his farm. A few years ago, the...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA The road to Lake Katwe winds quietly through the vast savannah of Queen Elizabeth National Park. From a distance, the lake flashs under the morning sun, its...
By Paul Zaidi The shortage of fish on Lake Edward is causing increasing concern among Congolese and Ugandan fishing communities. The intensive search for fish is leading some fishermen to...
By Innocent Kiiza In the shadow of the Rwenzori Mountains, Kasese District in southwestern Uganda is a paradox of abundance and scarcity. Blessed with rivers and scenic landscapes, its people...
BY Curity Adhiambo It’s a sunny morning by the riverside. The golden rays of the sun gently settle on the flowing waters of River Kuja in western Kenya, casting reflections...
BY JOEL KAGUTA By 2021, about 609 million people in Africa lived in urban centers. This is predicted to increase to 722 million by 2026. The rapid population growth in...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Kiiza is an accomplished environmental investigative journalist with a dedicated focus on matters pertaining to climate change, aquatic resources, and the preservation of wildlife. In a diplomatic...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Kiiza is an accomplished environmental investigative journalist with a dedicated focus on matters pertaining to climate change, aquatic resources, and the preservation of wildlife. In a resounding...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Kiiza is an accomplished environmental investigative journalist with a dedicated focus on matters pertaining to climate change, aquatic resources, and the preservation of wildlife. In a significant...
