Dear Reader, this weekly is dedicated to the children, especially those from rural Uganda who struggle against all odds to remain in school. In the photo, the children admire their own photos from

Please find attached the ActionAid  Weekly publication. In this issue, we capture the return of the women to Kilimanjaro Caravan. We also bring to you the amazing stories of Apio Polly and Irene

In the Weekly today, we take you to Kilimanjaro, where women from the African continent convened to speak to the world about the urgent need for the recognition of Women Land Rights in Africa.Take a

In the Weekly today, we announce the flag off of the Women2Kilimanjaro campaign. Read more on how you can be part of it to take home a beautiful prize from ActionAid. Last week, ActionAid conducted

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[ibimage==35520==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]It’s a chilly and cloudy morning here at ActionAid Kampala office.  This is how it is, not  only with the weather but also  within our

In this issue, we bring to you the brave women from the Uganda Women’s Movement. Arrested but not intimidated, they are determined not to rest until  they achieve a people centred  Government. We also

[ibimage==35422==image_content_fullwidth==none==self==null==]Last week, the Benet Women, painfully and emotionally demanded that their land be excluded from the Mt Elgon National Park Boundaries. They

In this issue, AAU makes a bold move to work with Political parties, and guess what; they are not only surprised but excited and thrilled at the proposal of working with ActionAid.  As usual, the

Political Parties are an important part of democracies and development. However, in many countries, civil society rarely engage with political parties in a systematic manner. ActionAid Uganda has