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I have moved enough because of compensation; I need my money, 76-year-old elderly in Kyankwanzi cries out

While moving around Half London trading Centre in Nabidondolo West, Nabulembeko Parish in Watubba Sub…

ByByJulius KyamanywaJun 30, 2024

DEATH OF MY HUSBAND HAS AFFACTED MY COMPENSATION-KYANKWANZI EACOP PAP

There was hope for a changed life after all modalities for compensation of the EACOP…

ByByJulius KyamanywaJun 27, 2024

BUGANDA KINGDOM RECOGNISES COMMUNITY GREEN RADIO

Buganda Kingdom has publically recognized and appreciated the work of the Community Green Radio. The…

ByByadminJun 26, 2024

NAPE WARNS OIL COMPANIES AND SECURITY AGENCIES AGAINST THE KIDNAPS OF OIL HOST COMMUNITIES

The Executive Director of the National Association of Professional Environmentalists (NAPE), Frank Muramuzi has expressed…

ByByadminJun 13, 2024

GERMAN MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS IN UGANDA’S OIL REGION

The German Member of Parliament, Ms. Cornelia Mohring has expressed concern over human rights violations…

ByByadminMay 30, 2024
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The Community Green Radio is an offshoot of the main Sustainability School programme. It was initiated and established to speed up the process of amplifying the voices of communities in Bunyoro sub-region in Western Uganda who are grappling with the challenges posed by the mushrooming oil industry in the area. The Community Green Radio has been on air since August 1, 2014 and is increasingly becoming popular in the region because of its people/community centred programming. Currently the listeners of the radio have formed themselves into 9 Listeners Clubs.

Some of the Listeners clubs were formed out of the existing Sustainability School villages while others which were formed independently are also turning into Sustainability villages. This ensures that the Sustainability School approach remain applicable both in the main Sustainability School and in the Community Green Radio.

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EMPTY PROMISES: PIPELINE AFFECTED PERSONS IN LIMBO OVER LIVELIHOOD RESTORATION PROGRAM
76 year old Tereza Bamuteze in an interview with our reporter about her unending wait for compensation of her land and property.
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Signing in darkness: Oil host communities struggle to attain justice for their land in the face of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) and Central Processing Facility (CPF) developments in Uganda’s Albertine Oil region.