Restoring the Wild – Fighting Invasive Species to save Uganda
Uprooted invasive plant species await burning at Murchison Falls National Park as part of a 2023 habitat restoration effort led by the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA)
By Willy Chowoo
Uganda is home
The Invisible Harvest: The Unseen Struggle of Women Farmers i
Farmers are struggling to predict rainfall and sunshine patterns due to increasing weather unpredictability
By Wilfred Okot
In the heart of rural Uganda, where the sun dips into the horizon and paints
Uganda Launches Gorilla and Chimpanzee Census in Bwindi Impen
The census aims to generate critical data on the distribution, population size, and genetic health of mountain gorillas and chimpanzees—two of Uganda’s most iconic and endangered primate species.
By Willy Chowoo
Ruhija,
Climate Change Intensifies Struggles for Uganda's Vulnerable
The rainfall season has become increasingly unpredictable for smallholder farmers, significantly affecting crop yields and threatening food security among the vulnerable communities in Uganda.
By Willy Chowoo
Northern Uganda, April 26, 2025
Eyes in the Wild: How Tech is Revolutionizing Uganda’s Wildli
By Willy Chowoo
Deep inside Uganda’s national parks, a silent technological revolution is underway. Drones soar above tree canopies. GPS collars transmit signals from lions and elephants. AI-powered cameras and sensors
ICC Upholds Reparations for Over 49,000 Victims in Northern U
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu, Uganda – April 8, 2025 – The International Criminal Court (ICC) has upheld reparations for 49,722 victims of war crimes committed in Northern Uganda, following the dismissal
The census aims to generate critical data on the distribution, population size, and genetic health of mountain gorillas and chimpanzees—two of Uganda’s most iconic and