WITNESS RADIO MILESTONES Poor Living conditions Published 11 years ago on December 31, 2014 By Witness Radio 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 for the construction of an oil treatment plant. Related posts: Uganda: NGO claims Agilis Partners & Great Seasons violently evicted locals to pave the way for agribusiness; Agilis Partners responds Land grabbers are ‘too powerful’, defied COVID-19 lockdown directives on land eviction – Gov’t World Bank: End the Enabling Business of Agriculture Program and its Land Indicator or the poor will perish Urban Poor eviction: Nakivubo park yard market case, hearing for this month Multinationals use COVID-19 crisis to violently grab land of poor communities with impunity Related Topics: Click to comment Trending MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK2 weeks ago EU delegation praises Uganda’s oil and gas progress amid mounting land and human rights challenges in the Albertine Region. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK6 days ago The 2nd edition of East Africa Business and Human Rights opens in Nairobi, highlighting the critical issue of African States’ limited participation in global treaty-making, which risks leaving the continent’s specific needs unaddressed. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK2 weeks ago The Indigenous Seeds movement in East Africa is convening in Kenya, with the potential to reshape the region’s food systems. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK1 week ago World Environment Day 2026: Environmental Advocates warn of rising ecological costs arising from Uganda’s land-based investments. STATEMENTS2 weeks ago Land-based investments in Uganda are weakening the country’s ecological resilience. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK2 weeks ago Court Ruling: RDCs and police cannot stop lawful land evictions.
