By George Buatre
From a distance, the rolling Lendu hills still appear green, dominated by eucalyptus, pine, and cypress plantations. Up close, the illusion fades. Blackened stumps punctuate the landscape. Abandoned charcoal kilns lie scattered across slopes. Narrow feeder paths cut deep into what was once a continuous artificial forest cover.
For elders who helped plant Lendu Forest decades...
By Mike Rwothomio
The Alur Kingdom has formally appealed for the restoration and transformation of its old palace into a modern royal museum dedicated to cultural tourism, education, research, and the preservation of ancestral heritage.
The appeal was made during the visit of Senior Presidential Advisor on Tourism, Ms. Lillian Ajarova, renowned project creator of the Race the Nile Cycling...
By Dr. Betty Udongo Pacutho, PhD
Nebbi, Uganda — “I thought my life had ended when I became pregnant.”
I have heard that sentence dozens of times from girls who come to our centre.
They are 15, 17, 19 years old. They had dreams of becoming nurses, teachers, businesswomen. Then pregnancy came, and with it, silence. Shame. Rejection. School doors closed.
But I have also seen...
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