Activists express pessimism over government’s move to provide free Internet to Kampala and Entebbe dwellers By Witness radio team Activists have expressed pessimism over the unprecedented move by Uganda government to provide free Internet to citizens of Kampala and Entebbe. In a September 19

Internet shutdown roams in Uganda as ruling party leaders want social media platforms indefinitely closed. Kampala, 07th/03/2016; The Social Media honeymoon is heading to a forced end. Leaders of the ruling party, National Resistance Movement (NRM) are calling for an indefinite shutdown of the

Executive Summary The Affordability Drivers Index Poverty and inequality The gender gap in access Recommendations Everyone should have access to the Internet. So concluded the 193 member states of the United Nations when they agreed on a new set of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in

By Eva Namugabi There is looming hunger in Nwoya district after elephants  from Murchison National park invaded over 400 households destroying several plantations. Some of the victims who include Boniface

Beautiful faces but no bright future. Rwamutonga children are about to loose it all & only malnutrition awaits them after being pushed to camps and no more cultivation.

Rwamutonga residents confined in an IDP camp setting after being evicted to pave way for the oil treatment plant.

An IDP camp setting with make shift structures in Rwamutonga, Hoima district, this land was given to them by a good Samaritan after they were evicted to pave way