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In a world often marked by selective policies and actions, it’s crucial to remember our shared humanity and the power each of us holds to make a difference. The recent evictions in the Lubigi wetlands highlight the dire need for advocacy and support for vulnerable populations, particularly women and children.... Read More
In a recent development impacting Lira City, there has been a notable decrease in the city’s budget by UGX 17 billion. This reduction marks a significant shift in financial planning for the region, prompting adjustments in various sectors. The decision, reflecting changing economic landscapes and priorities, has sparked discussions among... Read More
In recent weeks, Northern Uganda’s Lango region has seen a surge in student protests, notably at King James Comprehensive Secondary School, Amugu Seed Secondary School, and Akura Seed Secondary School. Students are rebelling against stringent disciplinary measures, including the forceful confiscation of mobile phones and non-uniform attire (Radio COMNETU) (DOKOLO... Read More
In a recent crackdown by the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) and the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), over 1,000 people were evicted from the Lubigi wetland in Wakiso District. This operation has left many families, including women and children, homeless and vulnerable. The evictions aim to address environmental degradation... Read More
Uganda’s National Budget Day has come and gone, with the government unveiling a budget of UGX 72.136 trillion for the fiscal year 2024/2025. This budget sets the stage for addressing the nation’s developmental priorities, but it also raises an essential question: Have women and youth been adequately catered for? And... Read More
In the annals of Uganda’s history, the stories of its martyrs are often recounted with reverence, highlighting their unwavering faith and courage. Among these heroic figures, the narratives of female martyrs, although less celebrated, hold a special place, embodying resilience and profound dedication to their beliefs. The Legacy of Clara... Read More
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is celebrated annually on May 28th, and this year’s theme is “Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges.” The theme emphasizes the need to break the taboos and stigmas associated with menstruation and to build supportive communities where menstruation is discussed openly and managed with dignity. World Menstrual Hygiene... Read More
The Women Leadership Development and Empowerment (WLEDE) organization has been enhancing women’s participation in local governance and mainstreaming gender in party politics through the Strengthening Women Participation in Local Governance to Improve Service Delivery (SWOPA) project, supported by the African Women Development Fund (AWDF). As we prepare for the fourth... Read More
As the Uganda National Population Census comes to a close, we reflect on the valuable insights gained and the significance of this comprehensive data collection effort. Through meticulous enumeration and analysis, we’ve garnered crucial information that will shape policies, programs, and development initiatives for years to come. Key Learnings and... Read More
In an era dominated by digital media, radio talk shows remain a vital tool for community engagement and sensitization. WLEDE, a global leader in radio broadcasting, has harnessed the unique power of radio to connect communities, raise awareness, and drive positive change worldwide. This impact story showcases how WLEDE’s radio... Read More