Witness Radio Program
The Dawn At Witness Radio
The Dawn is Witness Radio’s weekday morning show that immerses you in the latest knowledge on current affairs, key highlights, and new developments around land, environment, and climate issues across Africa. Don’t miss out—tune in every weekday from 8:00–8:30 AM with your host, Eunice Nangobi, for timely updates and insights as events unfold.
Know your Land and Environment Right program
This program aims at sensitizing citizens about their rights to own land, understand the laws governing land management in Uganda, how and where to repot cases of land grabbing evictions. The program is also intended to prevent the high rates of evictions in Uganda.
World Connect Program
The World Connect is a Witness Radio program that brings together voices from across the globe to confront the challenges of land grabs, environmental injustices, and other harms caused by irresponsible land-based investments.
Agafa Mukitundu kyo
Program Agafa Mukitundu kyo, ekuwa amawulire g’ekibba ttaka mu kitundu kyo, okunyigirizibwa kw’abalwanirizi b’eddembe abagezako okulwanirira abantu, wamu nebyabwe, songate ekutusako okutulugunyizibwa wamu nokusomozebwa abantu kwe bayitamu kunsonga zettaka wamu nobutonde bwensi.
Land actors warn of looming violent conflicts due to escalating land grabbing in Sebei and Bugisu sub-regions.
Uganda is on a mission to plant over 40 million trees by October 3, 2025, a crucial step in combating the alarming decline in its forest cover.
The EAC Seed & Plant Varieties Bill, 2025, is a potential threat to smallholder farmers, as it aims to disengage them from the agriculture business, according to experts.
Road to COP30: Climate justice is achievable if young people have secure land tenure as a mitigation measure against migration.
Youths from around the world are urgently convening to engage in crucial discussions about land and climate solutions, a matter of pressing concern ahead of COP30, set to take place in Brazil.
A German Bank is under intense scrutiny for its irresponsible banking practices, which have been directly linked to displacement and human rights abuses.
Financial Institutions from Africa have made a monumental commitment of $100 billion to Africa’s green industrialization, a decision of immense significance that has the potential to shape Africa’s future.
A new report, exposing irresponsible banking by the German Development Bank, is set to be released.
Innovative Finance from Canada projects positive impact on local communities.
Over 5000 Indigenous Communities evicted in Kiryandongo District
Petition To Land Inquiry Commission Over Human Rights In Kiryandongo District
