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Uganda

Posted inAll Stories, Climate Change

Decline in insect populations worry East Africans

by Water Journalists AfricaJanuary 15, 2020January 15, 2020

Fredrick Mugira in Uganda and Jacob Mugini in Tanzania hhFirst published by New Vision The national environment agency – NEMA says the major reasons why the southwestern region and other regions in Uganda no longer receive grasshoppers in big numbers are: change in climate and wetlands’ destruction. In the not so distant past, it would […]

Posted inClimate Change, Water

Trapped in the Buffer Zone: Ugandan communities forgotten in the fight against climate change

by Water Journalists AfricaJanuary 9, 2020January 15, 2020
Posted inWater

‘We see its value’: Ugandan communities benefiting from agroforestry

by Water Journalists AfricaJanuary 2, 2019January 2, 2019
Posted inAll Stories

Uganda: Farmers Want To Turn To Irrigation As Drought Drags On

by Water Journalists AfricaAugust 15, 2014
Posted inAll Stories

Uganda: Plastic Bottles and Bags for Construction

by Water Journalists AfricaFebruary 17, 2014
Posted inAll Stories

Uganda: Access to Safe Water; More of a Myth than a Reality

by Water Journalists AfricaMarch 19, 2013
Posted inAll Stories

UGANDA: SHADOWS IN THE WATER

by Water Journalists AfricaApril 15, 2011

About Water Journalists Africa

Water Journalists Africa has since 2011, partnered with various international and Africa based organizations to enhance reporting on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) in Africa and promote interaction among African Journalists who report on water.

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