Price tag for EACOP project has surged by more than $2.1 billion since pipeline sanctioned in early 2022. This alone shows that the EACOP will not an economic sense to the people of East Africa leave alone its harm to the environment & human rights. upstreamonline.com/field-developm…

🚨 July updates from oil-affected communities out! ▶️Elephant attack victims welcome compensation, call for a stop to oil activities ▶️EACOP is tearing through forests and blocking roads ▶️Communities raise concerns over feeder pipeline impacts ▶️Read AFIEGO’s latest research

Earlier today, Women for Green Economy Movement Uganda had a fruitful meeting with @Rights4Her. Grateful for the shared insights and excited about future collaborations to advance the rights of women and girls. 💜 #WomenEmpowerment #PartnershipsForChange #WOGEMU #Rights4Her

🌱 #EbAKnowledgeDay key reflection For #EbA to work, it must meet real needs—like health. From roads & hospitals to mental health as resilience infrastructure, adaptation must connect with people’s lived realities. Tangible + holistic = impact. 🔗 shorturl.at/k86i6

Today, Green Foster Action Uganda joined the Bushenyi community in planting 1000 trees and raising awareness on deforestation’s dangers—floods, droughts, and poor harvests. Each participant pledged to nurture their trees like their own child.

Yesterday we supported EACOP affected communities 4 a farm visit in Kikuube to learn agroecology practices which are environmental friendly & produce organic foods . Communities said that impacts of EACOP are increasing & they need more livelihood restoration projects to survive.

It is crucial to engage women in climate solution decision making since they are deeply connected to their communities and understand the local environmental challenges. Read more in this letter by our own Olive Atuhaire advocating for women's voices in climate mitigation.

The same way, the controversial #EACOP pipeline is forced on communities in UG & TZ with promises of economic growth. However, Angola shows the reality: oil profits benefit only a select few, while most face a rising cost of living. This is not development; it's exploitation.

Did you know that Angola is an oil producing country? Haven't you heard talks from Ugandan elites captured by oil companies claim that we shall have oil prices reduced. In Angola, where oil is produced, we have 22 dead bse of high oil prices. theeastafrican.co.ke/tea/news/south…

The Donald J. Trump administration is disaster. Imagine they are condemning renewables like solar & wind power. We who are advocating for energy transition must keep pushing because this is a huge crisis that is going to destroy the planet Climate Action Network International (CAN) Power Shift Africa StopEACOP

🚨 Residents of Kigoya village in Buliisa are raising the alarm over land encroachment, noise pollution & blocked access to gardens caused by the Tilenga feeder pipeline. 📌#Authorities must respect land agreements & protect community rights! #StopEACOP AFIEGO

CECIC is continuing its impactful work in Mumbuzi Cell, Nyamwamba Division by training women in practical waste management skills. They are being equipped in waste segregation, composting, making eco-friendly briquettes, and reusable bags. Together, these women are leading the

"You must equip yourselves with the constitution and learn the laws that protect you in your advocacy work. You must also fully understand what you are advocating for. Activism is no crime, but in a hostile environment, you must remain vigilant.” – Counsel Kato Tumusiime

From Banking to Farming Meet Rosemond Afful, an award-winning agripreneur who left the corporate world behind to build a thriving, diversified agroecology farm, combining crops, fish, and livestock. Her story is proof that sustainable farming can change lives, restore

Today, I took part in the Legal Empowerment Camp organized by Fridays For Future Uganda about the code of conduct and human rights for meaningful Advocacy and various opportunities, threats and support in Activism. Mbabazi Faridah MIREMBE WINNIE 🌍 #LegalEmpowermentCamp #ClimateJusticeNow

Solidarity and leadership, when combined, create a powerful synergy that can drive meaningful change towards a sustainable future. Engage with this powerful episode with Otive Igbuzor Nnimmo Social Action Centre LSD KomePearl oilwatchafrica youtu.be/WCjy21MKpaQ?si…

Took part in a legal empowerment camp today with fellow activists, where I shared insights from my journey as an activist and journalist. I led a session on digital safety discussing how to use digital platforms for advocacy while addressing the threats linked to online activism.

Climate justice is not charity, it is a legal right. Just last week the ICJ's landmark ruling sent a clear message: climate inaction, especially by the world’s biggest polluters, is not just morally indefensible, it is a breach of international law and a direct violation of

Indigenous people of Kigoya village in Buliisa have raised concerns over EACOP feeder pipeline impacts that is tearing through forests and blocking roads hence disrupting livelihoods. Together, let's stand together for Climate Justice. #StopEACOP #ClimateJusticeNow #ActInTime

🥊🥊ALERT: SOCIAL MEDIA STORM Tourism Vs Oil in Uganda Join us this Friday at 11 am EAT as we unveil groundbreaking research titled "Those oil liars! They destroyed my business." Be part of the great wave! Don't miss AFIEGO Youth For Green Communities (YGC). AIFE