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

As our friends in Apaa warm up for the Commission of Inquiry to intervene in their land matter, they have vacated the UN offices with no response from any international agency. This however has opened

In this weekly, we bring you the plight of teh Apaa community, in Amuru district. 27 days and still counting, the Apaa community is still camped at the UN offices awaiting international support in

In this publication, we bring some good news of how The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHR broke  silence on the Apaa evictions inNorthern Uganda, expressing concern

We bring you a story from the Northern part of Uganda on Land injustice. A community of over 2000 people has been battling with Government, Uganda Wildlife Authority and the Army over a piece of land

SURGE (Support to Uganda’s Response to Gender Equality) is a four-year programme, 2016-2020, supported by UK aid to the Government of Uganda (GoU). The Program’s overall aim is to strengthen efforts

We garnered some success regarding the Mobile Money and social media tax. The MM tax dropped to 0.5% from 1%. The pressure to have social media tax scrapped is still on and this time, Members of

In this edition, We rant about the social media tax! Join the struggle to have this law reaped, or at worst amended! On a brighter note, hundreds of women marched on 1st July in Kampala, from

We bring you the Teso run in pictures, and as well, Masindi public service delivery day celebration that included cleaning a public hospital. All these activities were carried to mark the

We bring you the analysis of the National Budget FY2018-19, with a specific eye at the agriculture sector allocation, on which majority Ugandans are dependent. Find out why the sector is underfunded