Exploitation, Harassment, and the Human Price of Uganda’s Projected Oil Boom
Exploitation, Harassment, and the Human Price of Uganda’s Projected Oil Boom
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For many Ugandans, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) promises jobs and economic opportunity. But for those on the ground, working on the pipeline often comes with uncertainty,...

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Forgotten in the Shadow of EACOP: The Struggle of Kijumbya Primary School
Forgotten in the Shadow of EACOP: The Struggle of Kijumbya Primary School
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In the quiet village of Kijumbya, nestled in Kaoora Parish, Buliisa District, the laughter of children trying to learn echoes through cracked classroom walls. The small community school, Kijumbya...

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Stone Quarrying Worsens Environmental Crisis Linked to EACOP Project
Stone Quarrying Worsens Environmental Crisis Linked to EACOP Project
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BULIISA DISTRICT — Communities in Buliisa Uganda are raising alarm over stone quarrying activities connected to infrastructure works for the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), saying the destruction...

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“Our Community Continues to Pay as the Companies Reap the Profits”
“Our Community Continues to Pay as the Companies Reap the Profits”
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In Buliisa District, Uganda, families waking each morning to destroyed gardens and fields is increasingly becoming the norm. What once fed their children, cassava, maize, and beans, now lies...

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Communities in Hoima Bear the Burden as Corporate Giants Look Away
Communities in Hoima Bear the Burden as Corporate Giants Look Away
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In Kyakasato and Kigorobya, Hoima District, a road once alive with the hum of motorcycles and schoolchildren’s laughter now lies in ruin. Deep trenches carved by heavy trucks have...

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French Court Ruling Boosts Ugandan Communities’ Struggle for Justice Against TotalEnergies
French Court Ruling Boosts Ugandan Communities’ Struggle for Justice Against TotalEnergies
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For many farming families along the oil pipeline route, the EACOP project meant more than the loss of land. They were told they could no longer plant crops on...

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“Compensation” as Dispossession: How TotalEnergies and the Uganda Government are Ravaging EACOP-Affected Communities
“Compensation” as Dispossession: How TotalEnergies and the Uganda Government are Ravaging EACOP-Affected Communities
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In the Albertine region as in other areas that are set to be ravaged by the EACOP and Tilenga projects, displaced farmers are discovering that compensation is less of...

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TotalEnergies’ Sportswashing in Africa: When Stadiums Become Billboards for Fossil Fuels
TotalEnergies’ Sportswashing in Africa: When Stadiums Become Billboards for Fossil Fuels
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When a fossil fuel giant covers stadiums in its logo and bankrolls beloved tournaments, we should ask what—exactly—it is buying. In Africa, TotalEnergies has spent the past decade saturating...

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EACOP: The Truth They Don’t Tell
EACOP: The Truth They Don’t Tell
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This month (August 2025), TotalEnergies published a story calling the Tilenga and EACOP projects “responsible” and “transparent.” They speak of community consultations, fair compensation, and protecting the environment. But...

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Fighting Back with Skills: Tasha Vocational Institute and the Youth Uprising Against EACOP’s Injustice
Fighting Back with Skills: Tasha Vocational Institute and the Youth Uprising Against EACOP’s Injustice
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In Uganda’s oil-rich Albertine region, what was promised as a “development miracle” has left behind a trail of broken livelihoods, stolen land, and silenced voices. The East African Crude...

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