'Life after Uganda was baked beans and racism'
Berkshire women recount memories of fleeing Uganda in the 1970s, including baked beans, cold weather and racism.
Monitor on MSN1d
Reliance on firewood, charcoal hurting Ugandan women, activists say
As Uganda marks International Women’s Day, female environmental activists have urged the government to prioritize access to ...
Monitor9dOpinion
Scale up use of clean cooking energy sources
There is a need to connect more households to the national power grid and lowering of power tariffs so that cooking food ...
World Bank2y
In Uganda: Low access to essential goods, high food insecurity, with slightly improved conditions among the poorest
Finding shows that Ugandan households have been facing significant difficulties in accessing essential goods such as cooking oil, fuel ... the team to also look at the level of food security in Uganda ...
The Observer6d
Rising food prices drive inflation as harsh weather hits Uganda
Ugandans are grappling with the effects of extreme weather, which is not only causing discomfort but also straining the ...
allAfrica.com on MSN6d
Hot weather, rising food prices push up inflation in Uganda
The effects of harsh weather conditions are not only causing discomfort for Ugandans but are also impacting the economy, with ...
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Charcoal Ban Drives Up Prices in Uganda, Putting Small Businesses in a Bind
And following last year’s ban on charcoal and firewood production in northern Uganda, which has driven prices even higher, she’s unsure what she’ll do for cooking fuel. “I am worried for ...
Lawrence Journal-World14y
Former competitors create Project Lydia to help Ugandan women
Muriel Cook, left, and missionary Julie Pash have teamed up to sell arts and crafts made by Uganda women. Items made by the Project Lydia participants include dolls, baskets and necklaces made ...