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Beatrice posted a blog postOil Compensation In Hoima (Uganda) Exposes Deep Seated Abuse Of Women Land Rights
The undertaking of oil exploration typically has profound social, cultural and political impacts – both negative and positive, both in the country at large and in the region of operation. Oil exploration can have a positive effect on development by creating jobs, catalyzing business and providing vital infrastructure such as roads, electricity, building schools and even better health facilities like the Buliisa Health Centre IV. However, if unchecked, the negative effects can supersede the…See More
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Beatrice posted a blog postBunyoro Kingdom in bloody land clashes
First published on www.oilinuganda.orgMore than 70 houses were burnt and several people injured when violence broke out last week between Bunyoro Kingdom loyalists and inhabitants of Kaseeta Parish, Kabwooya Sub-county in Hoima, over the control of a seven square mile piece of land bordering the proposed refinery area.The disputed land is being claimed by Bunyoro Kingdom from squatters that Kingdom officials claim are of Congolese origin.According to…See More
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Beatrice posted a blog postMercury in mining: Poison versus profit
This article was first published on www.oilinuganda.orgIn the quest to eke out a living, artisanal gold miners in Uganda are risking their lives and slowly poisoning every living thing around them.Three years ago, the most serious health and safety issues associated with gold mining in Uganda were respiratory problems caused by continuous inhalation of dust and the occasional collapse of a tunnel, sometimes trapping unfortunate miners underground.The…See More
Nov 12, 2014
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Beatrice and Davis Osoro are now friends Jun 10, 2014
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