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Over 300 acres of the forest in Hoima are depleted - Vimarsana News

Over 300 acres of the forest in Hoima are depleted

Hundreds of acres of Bujawe Forest Reserve in Buseruka Sub-county, Hoima District have been cleared by encroachers to grow crops and burn charcoal. Area leaders are worried that those who try...

Source: ntv.co.ug
French oil giant EACOP project will harm East Africa with toxic fumes, warn groups – europeantimes.news - Vimarsana News

French oil giant EACOP project will harm East Africa with toxic fumes, warn groups – europeantimes.news

Civil society groups have accused Uganda and Tanzania of rushing to sign East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) deals with TotalEnergies and China’s CNOOC

Construction works at Kabaale International Airport at 55 per cent - Vimarsana News

Construction works at Kabaale International Airport at 55 per cent

Construction works at Kabaale International Airport at 55 per cent Thursday June 03 2021 Construction works at the Hoima International airport commonly called Kabaale International Airport are over 50% finished. PHOTO/FILE/COURTESY Summary Construction of what will upon completion become Uganda’s second international airport- is part of various oil projects that residents of Hoima and Uganda at large will benefit from.  Advertisement The construction of Kabaale International Airport in Buseruka Sub County, Hoima District has so far progressed by at least 55 per cent, according to Petroleu...

Is there really a foreign threat  to Uganda? - Vimarsana News

Is there really a foreign threat  to Uganda?

Daily Monitor Sunday December 20 2020 Our elections will be peaceful, nobody is going to disrupt us. I have heard people here playing games with foreigners backing them. Well, I wish them luck but I can assure you, we shall not tolerate violence, we shall have peaceful elections,” President Museveni tweeted recently.  However, the million dollar question must be asked: who are these people “playing games with foreigners backing them”?  Are they the ones who gunned down 50 unarmed Ugandans recently? Or are they the security personnel we hear in the small hours of the morning jogging in...