Heavy Rains Could Return. Is Uganda Ready?
By Diana N. Kintu Government Warns of Floods, Landslides, Disease Outbreaks as Uganda Braces for Wetter-than-Normal Rains Your home. Your farm. Your journey to work. All could be affected if…
Inside Uganda’s Plan to Build Smarter, Greener Cities
Commissioner Human Settlement Dave Khayangayanga Representing Minister of state for Housing Hon. Princesses Persis Namuganza during The Official Announcement of the 5th Edition of Uganda Buildcon International Expo at the…
Government, WFP and UNICEF Scale up Karamoja Food Response as Uganda Pushes Long-Term Self-Reliance
By Caroline Nakire The Government of Uganda, in partnership with the World Food Programme (WFP) and UNICEF, has intensified efforts to address food insecurity in the Karamoja Sub-region by expanding…
Nabbanja directs faster completion of Mandela stadium ahead of AFCON 2027
By Caroline Nakire Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has directed the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) Engineering Brigade to accelerate construction work at Mandela National Stadium, Namboole, to ensure Uganda is…
From Dumpsite to Smart Hub: Buyala Set for Digital Transformation
By Caroline N Every day, up to 2,000 tonnes of waste are delivered to the Buyala Waste Management Facility from Kampala and surrounding municipalities. Now, the Government plans to transform…
How UPPC is Reimagining Printing and Publishing for a Sustainable Future
By Marvin R. Mutenyo Every day, millions of documents are printed, distributed, stored, and eventually discarded across the world. Behind every sheet of paper lies a chain of environmental costs,…
The Climate Clock Is Ticking: Uganda’s Line in the Sand
By Diana Kintu Agricultural systems driving local livelihoods and food security. Source: Economic Policy Research Centre Call to Action: Confronting the Climate Crisis Today, June 5, 2026, the global community…
Forest Conservation and Climate Action in Uganda
By Caroline Nakire Forests play a critical role in mitigating climate change and supporting sustainable development. They provide essential ecosystem services, including carbon sequestration, water regulation, soil conservation, biodiversity protection,…
World Environment Day 2026 in Uganda: “Climate Action Begins with You: Act Now
By Tony Achidria, Senior Environment Awareness Officer, NEMA Adjumani, West Nile, as Uganda answers the global call for climate action, the nation prepares to host one of its most significant…
What if some of the Solutions for our Environmental Future are Hidden in the Wisdom of our Past?
By Christine Keehe Long before satellites tracked weather systems and mobile phones delivered seasonal forecasts, Uganda’s first climate experts lived among the people. They were elders seated beneath sprawling fig…