Read, Debate: Engage.
https://www.fairplanet.org/tag/uganda/

“Uganda”

drugs Okoa
September 13th, 2021
New technologies combat Africa’s biggest healthcare issues
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Bob Koigi
Recent innovations have helped some of the world's most rural and needy areas receive the healthcare they need.
Read / Listen
julie-ricard-pPkrf7-iYVo-unsplash
July 09th, 2021
William Amanzuru on the price of defending Uganda’s forests
topic: Conservation
by: Bob Koigi
Activist William Amanzuru told FairPlanet about his NGO's achievements and the ongoing threats he receives fighting for climate justice in Uganda.
Read
Image 3
June 03rd, 2021
Transforming a war-torn village in Uganda into a sustainable city
topic: Sustainable Development
by: Bob Koigi
A war-torn village in northern Uganda is morphing into a members-owned and built sustainable city. FairPlanet spoke to the project's initiator.
Read
7533099714_a0303cb9ba_k
February 22nd, 2021
Saving child soldiers in the wake of COVID-19
topic: Child rights
by: Bob Koigi
COVID-19 threatens to derail international efforts to tackle and eradicate the use of child soldiers.
Read / Listen
ugandayouth
April 01st, 2020
Hilda Flavia Nakabuye - How Young African climate activist is creating a youth revolution
topic: Climate action
by: Bob Koigi
For 22 year old Hilda Flavia Nakabuye from Uganda, climate change is a personal story and she has become a climate change evangelist of Fridays for Future.
Read
Congo
August 05th, 2019
Ntaganda and ICC: The Conviction of a Congolese War Lord
topic: Political violence
by: Ndubuaku Kanayo
"The law is made for man, not man for the law."
Read
ucf-farmers1
July 29th, 2019
Help Ugandan farmers access global markets and end poverty
type: Campaign, Crowd Funding, NGO
by: Yair Oded
Farmers in eastern Uganda battle extreme poverty. This campaign seeks to unite them and help them gain access to global markets. A single Tweet can help!
Read
waste africa
December 11th, 2018
From trash to cash and power in Ethiopian style
by: Bob Koigi
In Africa, the fastest urbanising continent, population explosion and growing consumerism have fueled the rubbish menace.
Read / Listen
taxuganda
July 09th, 2018
The folly of Uganda’s social media tax
by: Bob Koigi
The government of Uganda has recently introduced a social media tax in what it says are new avenue for raising revenues and silencing online gossiping.
Read / Listen
Uganda femalecondoms
September 01st, 2017
The unwanted female condoms in Uganda
topic: Women’s rights
by: Bob Koigi
Ugandan women have rejected female condoms since they are so unbearable, putting the brakes on a campaign by the government in its fight against HIV/AIDS.
Read
Refugees Uganda
July 19th, 2017
Lands rights for refugees in Uganda
topic: Refugees and Asylum
by: Israel Bionyi
At the time when many nations are banging the doors on refugees, Uganda is open to accepting more refugees. How does that work?
Read
7471755378_bd41950011_o
April 07th, 2017
Smart jackets that diagnose pneumonia faster than a doctor
topic: Health and Sanitation
by: Bob Koigi
The 26 years old engineer Olivia Koburongo and her colleagues have developed smart jackets which are able to detect pneumonia 3 times faster than a doctor.
Read
health_apps_uganda
March 13th, 2017
The Electronic Doctor
topic: Digitalisation
partner: Journafrica
Uganda has one of the biggest sectors of mobile health in Africa. Some apps have the potential to improve the child mortality rate, amongst other benefits.
Read
2855433575_d6c68fbe8e_o
October 31st, 2016
Uganda's pornography detection machine
topic: Good Governance
by: Bob Koigi
The Ugandan government has spent $88,000 on a pornography detection machine supposed to “detect, control, and scrutinize porn on electronic devices."
Read
LOVE
July 04th, 2016
Where Love Is Illegal
topic: LGBT Rights
by: Vanessa Ellingham
Robin Hammond is a New Zealand photographer. His latest body of work, documents LGBT people living in countries where their sexuality is a crime.
Read
16401428452_360b732ed2_k
March 14th, 2016
"Sister Act" for the good
topic: Economic Opportunity
by: Bob Koigi
A group of Catholic nuns in Uganda are growing grapes and making their own wine, a forte they have been perfecting since the vines' plantation, in 1970.
Read
.
.
.
more tags
.
.
abortion  ·  activism  ·  Afghanistan  ·  Africa  ·  African Union  ·  Amazon  ·  amnesty international  ·  asylum seekers  ·  Australia  ·  Berlin  ·  Boko Haram  ·  Bosnia and Herzegovina  ·  Brazil  ·  Brexit  ·  Change.org  ·  China  ·  climate action  ·  climate change  ·  climate crisis  ·  conservation  ·  Coronavirus  ·  corruption  ·  COVID-19  ·  COVID-19 coronavirus  ·  COVID vaccine  ·  deforestation  ·  democracy  ·  discrimination  ·  Donald Trump  ·  donation  ·  education  ·  election  ·  elections  ·  environment  ·  environmental activism  ·  EU  ·  Europe  ·  European Union  ·  freedom of press  ·  freedom of speech  ·  gender equality  ·  genocide  ·  Germany  ·  humanitarian aid  ·  human rights  ·  Human Rights Watch  ·  immigration  ·  India  ·  indigenous people  ·  indigenous rights  ·  ISIS  ·  Israel  ·  Kabul  ·  Kenya  ·  Latin America  ·  LGBTQ Rights  ·  Mexico  ·  migrants  ·  migration  ·  Muslim  ·  NGO  ·  Niger-Delta  ·  Nigeria  ·  Pakistan  ·  pandemic  ·  petition  ·  police brutality  ·  pollution  ·  poverty  ·  press freedom  ·  protest  ·  racism  ·  rape  ·  refugees  ·  Russia  ·  Saudi Arabia  ·  Serbia  ·  Shell  ·  slavery  ·  social media  ·  South Africa  ·  South Sudan  ·  Sudan  ·  Survival International  ·  Syria  ·  Taliban  ·  Tanzania  ·  technology  ·  terrorism  ·  Turkey  ·  Uganda  ·  UK  ·  UN  ·  United Nations  ·  USA  ·  violence  ·  Vladimir Putin  ·  women's rights  ·  xenophobia  ·  Zimbabwe
.
.
How does this work?
Get 10 € for free!

We’re providing you with a blockchain wallet – and a free amount of 100 credits (appr. 10 EURO). 

  1. Load your wallet, click the button in the right-hand corner, go to “Top Up”, type “fairplanet”.
  2. Once you have topped up your wallet, you can support FairPlanet by donating a tiny amount.
  3. Go to “Manage Wallet”, copy/save the blockchain key to access the wallet from any other device.
  4. You’ll need this key to recover your wallet if you delete your browsing data. Click here to see how.
  5. You’ll have to verify yourself with your phone number to avoid abuse. 

If you should experience any trouble contact hello@satoshipay.io, they will be happy to help.

MORE INFO? GO TO OUR USER GUIDE

1 | 2