By Witness Radio team. Women’s struggle for land rights is now a critical global issue that has garnered attention from civil society organisations, policymakers, and human...
By Witness Radio team Entebbe, Uganda: Over 250 families affected by the government’s oil palm project express deep frustration as ongoing issues highlight their sense of...
Tom John Fisher Kasenge (5th left), a member of the Uganda Land Commissioner, with Jinja city leaders after a meeting on improvement of land management at...
By Witness Radio team. Experts in environmental conservation, together with bamboo farmers and sector stakeholders, are pushing for the formulation of a National Bamboo Policy to...
By Witness Radio Team East Africa is warming more quickly than the rest of the world. Farmers no longer depend on the same seasons, droughts are...
Leaked documents reveal how a secretive alliance of eleven large multinational enterprises has worked to tear down the EU’s flagship human rights and climate law, the...
By Witness Radio team Uganda’s reforestation projects are promoted as solutions to mitigate the climate crisis. But as they are implemented, there’s a deepening of...
By Witness Radio team. For decades, development projects have been funded to address some of the World’s most pressing problems, including poverty, wildlife conservation, and climate...
The Appellate Division of the East African Court of Justice (EACJ) has dismissed a high-profile appeal filed by civil society organisations (CSOs) that sought to challenge...
By Witness Radio Team. The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) has renewed its call for a unified regional agroecology policy and law, following a high-level capacity-building...