In climate negotiations, funding corridors, and boardrooms alike, one statistic about Africa is consistently echoed: the continent contributes less than 4% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This fact is often wielded to either excuse Africa
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As Uganda embarks on its ambitious energy journey walking the tightrope between oil development and renewable expansion, one critical element must not be sidelined: labour. The story of transition is not just about infrastructure, technology,
As the world accelerates its journey toward a low-carbon future, Uganda stands on the cusp of an energy transformation. With vast potential in solar, hydro, and biomass resources, the country is charting a path towards
Climate justice is more than a slogan; it is a moral imperative. For Africa, and Uganda in particular, the climate crisis is not only an environmental issue, it is a development challenge, a justice issue,
As the global call to phase out fossil fuels intensifies, Uganda finds itself at a crossroad. A place where climate ambition meets economic necessity. The concept of a Just Transition is one that resonates deeply
20th January 2025, marks a pivotal moment in the history of global development, as it ushered in a significant change to the United States foreign aid landscape, led by an Executive Order from President Trump.