In this edition of the Weekly, read about the Greek Volunteers that came in Uganda, not for a holiday but to construct an administration block for Galagala Primary school. The act prompted a dicision

[ibimage==34452==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]ActionAid commemorated the Day of the African Child in Kapchorwa, presided over by the Eoropean Union Head of Mission in Uganda. We

[ibimage==34493==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]At the beginning of 2015, we made three institutional promises, in addition to our unwavering commitments to standing by and delivering

[ibimage==34448==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]This week, Africa celebrates the Day of the Africa Child for the 25th time. Unfortunately, the children in Africa and Uganda continue to

Yesterday evening, i learnt with excitement that our Country Director, Arthur Larok was among the two CSO leaders that were selected to represent the NGOs in the country on the National Bureau for

This issue focuses on oil transparency and makes a case for the Uganda government to consider signing up to the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI), a global transparency and

In this issue, read about the People’s parliament debate on the Bio Safety and Bio Technology Bill. The writer describes it as heated, lively, stalemated and sterile. You may need to judge for your

On our trip to Nebbi two weeks ago, we discovered that the Primary schools in the district are bogged down with inadequate infrastructure. The situation must change if we are building for the future

In this edition of the weekly, we track our Tax Justice  Campaign, from the Legislators  amending the Income Tax Act to exempt their allowances from being taxed, to the President’s refusal to sign the

This Report is going to analyze the Consent Judgement of 27th October 2005 which arose as a result of this court suit, after a consensus had been reached between the Benet community, government and