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Kabarole : Over 500 Goats Die from Mysterious Disease, Farmers Count Losses

By Sylvia Farmers in the Presidential Rwengaju Model Sub-County in Kabarole District are in distress after a mysterious disease has wiped out their goats, leaving them with significant losses. In just two months, over 500 goats from various farms have died in the villages of Nsahu, Bwabya, Bukoni A and B, Kidubuli, and Kicuna, all […]

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Kyenjojo Tea Farmers Face Ongoing Struggles After Two years of Price Decline

Clare  As the tea sector continues to face uncertainty in the Rwenzori Region, many farmers in Kyenjojo have abandoned tea farms as they look for alternatives of sustaining their livelihoods in the face of declining prices and inadequate government support The farmers, who once relied heavily on tea farming to support their households and cover […]

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Ministry of Agriculture Launches Climate-Smart Agriculture Project in Kabarole

Lucky Patrick The Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industries, and Fisheries (MAAIF) has officially launched the Uganda Climate-Smart Agricultural Transformation Project (UCSATP) in Kabarole District. The project aims to enhance productivity, market access, and the resilience of key value chains in the region, while also ensuring a prompt and effective response to eligible emergencies. During the […]

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RAAP Celebrates One Year of Impact in the Rwenzori Region

By  Fortunate Katungi Fortunate The Rwenzori Agro-ecology Actor Platform (RAAP) recently celebrated its first anniversary, marking a year of dedication to transforming agricultural practices and policies. The platform was founded with the mission of fostering equity, justice, and ecological sustainability for the benefit of both current and future generations.   According to General Secretary Mr. […]

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Sustainable Agriculture Takes Shape in Bunyangabu as Bishop Muhiirwa Launches ADP Consolidation Phase

Clare To support the empowerment of struggling farmers, the Bishop of Fort Portal Catholic Diocese, Rt. Rev. Dr. Robert Muhiirwa Akiiki, has officially launched the consolidation phase of the Agriculture Development Program (ADP) through CARITAS Fort Portal in Bunyangabu District.   The program, which has been active in various parts of Bunyangabu since 2014, focuses […]

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Caritas FortPortal Boosts Butunduuzi Women with Sustainable Agriculture Initiatives

Clare Nayebare A good number of women in the Rugoora and Nakahuka parishes of Butunduuzi Sub-County, Kyenjojo, are smiling with renewed confidence, credit to Caritas Fort Portal’s implementation of sustainable agriculture practices, funded by Manos UNIDAS from Spain.   About the project  This two-year project, which began in August, targets 180 women and aims to […]

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KABAROLE: Insecure Land Tenure Hinders Climate Adaptation and Modern Agriculture

Lucky Patrick  Insecure land tenure systems in Kabarole district may hinder communities from adopting climate adaptation strategies and modern agricultural practices such as irrigation. This issue was realized earlier this week during a stakeholders’ meeting on land governance held at the Kabarole district headquarters in Kitumba on Thursday.     Protecting Land Rights  Resty Balinda, […]

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Fort Portal Diocese: Bishop’s House Resorts to Zero Grazing to Boost Household Income

Clare In a move to embrace modernized agriculture and increase household income in Fort Portal Diocese, the Director of the National Agriculture Research Organization (NARO) Rwebitaba zonal Agricultural Research Institute, Dr. Titus Alicai, has officially handed over a complete zero grazing dairy unit to the Bishop’s House in Kijanju ward, Fort Portal City.     […]

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Live Stock Quarantine Finally Lifted in Fort Portal & Kabarole

Following numerous consultations from authorities, the temporary quarantine imposed on the meat trade in Kabarole district and Fort Portal city is set to be lifted after almost two months.  As a way of preventing further spread of the foot and mouth disease that was reported in the region earlier this year, measures including movement restrictions […]

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Kabarole: Climate Change Fuels Rise in Domestic Violence

Claire Nayebare In sub-counties like Bukuku and Rwimi, prolonged droughts and unpredictable rainfall have devastated crops and livestock, deepening poverty in households that rely heavily on subsistence farming. According to local leaders and women’s rights activists, this economic strain is contributing to a surge in domestic violence cases, with women bearing the brunt. “Whenever we […]

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