WITNESS RADIO MILESTONES Shattered Education Published 11 years ago on January 1, 2015 By Witness Radio Education is now a dream not about to come true for these little ones since they’re always on the run due to land grabbing. Related posts: Land grabbing is costing children’s right to food and education in Mubende A tree planting Chinese Company, Formosa Limited in fresh illegal land eviction… Human rights lawyer Eron Kiiza appears before the police over alleged libel investigations. 2 million hectares of land grabbed, 190,000 families violently displaced in Mubende district in 2017- Witnessradio.org report. Mubende Land Grab: Land grabbing is costing children’s right to food and education in Mubende Related Topics: Trending MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK1 week ago NEMA ‘evictions’: how the process reveals NEMA’s mistakes and failures to ascertain whether people who have lived on their land in Kawaala since the 1940s are lawful occupants. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK1 week ago Land surveyors escape mob action in Mubende over alleged illegal demarcation. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK1 week ago Africa’s responsible business agenda is facing challenges as more land is taken from local communities for investment, and landowners struggle to secure justice. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK1 week ago Civil society groups scoff at AfDB’s New African Financial Architecture Initiative, saying it’s here to worsen challenges facing African food systems. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK4 days ago World leaders are urging support for pastoral mobility as a crucial strategy to sustain rangelands and address intensifying challenges from climate change and land pressures. MEDIA FOR CHANGE NETWORK4 days ago CSOs welcome the World Bank’s accountability reform and demand an influential role in selecting its new accountability leadership, underscoring the importance of genuine justice for communities.
