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In-depth reporting on land, climate, extractives, human rights and the forces shaping Indigenous communities across Africa.

Investigations · August 23, 2026

TotalEnergies Promises “Net Gain Biodiversity” as it Drills inside Uganda’s Largest National Park

By Diana Taremwa Karakire

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Investigations · June 25, 2026

China’s Rush for Critical Minerals in Africa is Harming Local Communities and Environment

By Taremwa Diana Karakire

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Investigations · May 11, 2026

New Report: Oil and Gas Fail to Deliver Development in Africa

As global energy markets are rocked by conflict and geopolitical instability, a new report by Oil Change International and Power Shift Africa f

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Investigations · March 3, 2025

New European Union Law on deforestation threatens livelihoods of coffee farmers

Diana Taremwa Karakire

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Investigations · February 9, 2025

Zambia’s power shortages worsen as drought deepens

Cindy Sipula LUSAKA ,Zambia-

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Investigations · February 7, 2025

Oil Money Heralds Trouble for Uganda’s Indigenous Bagungu Tribe and their Environment

By Diane Taremwa Karakire

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Investigations · February 1, 2025

‘Killed while poaching’: When wildlife enforcement blurs into violence

Ashoka Mukpo

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Investigations · January 31, 2025

Uganda’s struggles resettling climate-displaced communities

Over many years, regional conflicts in eastern and central Africa have driven a steady influx of refugees into

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