By witnessradio.org team It’s over seven months since tragedy befell former traders of the demolished Park Yard Market. Around 4am or 5am in the morning of Sunday, February 28th 2017, when numerous police officers, armed to the teeth arrived and seized off Park Yard

By witnessradio.org team Barely three weeks after 23,000 traders at Nateete market received eviction threats, the market’s two land titles have been reported to be missing, witnessradio.org has learnt. 65% of Nateete market’s total population is women whose livelihoods and wealth is centered on

By witnessradio.org team It’s fulfilling for everyone to have where to call a workplace however little that working person could be earning from his job. When somebody has a job, bears hope of improving his status at a given stage. However, that beacon of

By witnessradio.org team In an attempt to frustrate efforts to recover communities’ land in Mubende district, a businessman Wilfred Bugingo has sued witnessradio.org for defamation. During the last couple

By witnessradio.org team From tormenting and violently evicting several dozens of families off their land, businessman Wilfred Bugingo, is now targeting and threatening witnessradio.org to withdraw a memoranda that

By Witnessradio.org Tens of thousands of poor families in Mubende district, have over the years lost numerous hectares of land to either companies or powerful individuals who carry out

By witnessradio.org team It was a normal morning as always when Resty Nabakooza (50) woke up to trek to her maize-garden for the routine tilling of the land, which

In what started as an innocent wave of break-ins into the office premises of non-governmental organizations-especially those working to protect civil and political rights by unknown people over the

Once upon a time, a journalist never gave up a confidential source. When someone comes forward, anonymously, to inform the public, it’s better to risk time incarcerated than give

“The internet for journalism is now like the air you breathe,” said Befeqadu Hailu, an Ethiopian journalist and a member of the Zone 9 blogger collective who was arrested in April

“ The internet for journalism is now like the air you breathe,” said Befeqadu Hailu, an Ethiopian journalist and a member of the Zone 9 blogger collective who was arrested in