Following the recent rains experienced in the district, people are increasingly being affected each day across the district with the greatest effect being on the crops, Houses and most of the access

In this publication, for the resilience Ugandans and the rest of the world put up last week in the fight to good governance, big up! Government , under pressure, released 33 legislators following the

Activists have asked the Uganda Government to ratify and domesticate the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Good Governance which is an important tool ain promotion of human rights and

In this edition, we bring you the largely sad news of the loss of two icons of justice in the country; Stella Mukasa, a member of the AAU General Assembly and a strong feminist; Ass. Superintendent of

Leading the Sector out of the Hole(s)!An Open Letter from across the border to Civil Society Leaders in UgandaDear Compatriots and Friends,Greetings from Nairobi!I write this letter from the relative

Did you know that it is a year since the police siege? Arthur recounts and shares the positives to take home and the negatives to ponder about. This and more in this weekly edition Enjoy!

Dear Reader,Just in case you missed the CD's story in the Daily Monitor, find it here. Xavier talks about what it took to work for AAU amidst government scrutiny. We also bring you highlights of a

Polly Apio is a 63-year-old woman who lives in Odoom Village, Guyaguya Parish, Katakwi District. She was elected Chairperson of the Usuk Community Seed store years ago, when ActionAid first started

The outbreak of COVID-19 and resultant restrictions coupled with harsh climatic conditions further increased vulnerability of communities in Kibuku district. The COVID-19 induced lockdown and curfew

Societies in Uganda are predominantly patriarchal and even though many women in these societies may know their rights, they are encouraged to take the back seat and therefore have their voices