In this issue, read about the People’s parliament debate on the Bio Safety and Bio Technology Bill. The writer describes it as heated, lively, stalemated and sterile. You may need to judge for your

On our trip to Nebbi two weeks ago, we discovered that the Primary schools in the district are bogged down with inadequate infrastructure. The situation must change if we are building for the future

In this edition of the weekly, we track our Tax Justice  Campaign, from the Legislators  amending the Income Tax Act to exempt their allowances from being taxed, to the President’s refusal to sign the

This Report is going to analyze the Consent Judgement of 27th October 2005 which arose as a result of this court suit, after a consensus had been reached between the Benet community, government and

This book documents experiences of ActionAid Uganda and its development partners’ interventions in combating Sexual Gender based Violence in Uganda. It focuses on the lessons learnt from establishment

Last Friday, we delivered 4.2 million signatures to the Prime Minister of Uganda. He promised to consider. Thank you for being part of this campaign. We shall not stop until our Legislators pay their

This week, I will simply say thank you to all Ugandans who have made a bold statement by signing to petition the President not to assent to the Income Tax Amendment that exempts legislators from

For those of you who have already signed the petition, thank you. For those who have not yet signed, we still have time to get your signature. The Country needs taxes to run. Sign today to petition

She spoke with authority, and yet, her face expressed disappointment and hopelessness. It was clearthat she is disappointed with the current education system. Her teachers are demotivated. Her

Dear Reader.In this edition of the Weekly, we try to breakdown the issue of the Panama papers. What are they? Who is involved? And of all names, why are they called Panama papers? Why should you care