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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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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“I Just Have to Wait for It to Be Destroyed”: Lubowa Fred’s Daily Reality Under EACOP’s Shadow
“I Just Have to Wait for It to Be Destroyed”: Lubowa Fred’s Daily Reality Under EACOP’s Shadow
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When the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) was announced, it arrived draped in the language of transformation. Policymakers and company officials spoke of prosperity, employment, and a future...

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Stripped of Land, Denied Justice: The Wait for Compensation Continues
Stripped of Land, Denied Justice: The Wait for Compensation Continues
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From the very beginning, the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) has been a project built on the backs of the vulnerable. What was promoted as a promise of...

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EACOP’s Marginalization of Local Workers
EACOP’s Marginalization of Local Workers
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The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) was launched under a banner of hope. Spearheaded by TotalEnergies and regional governments, the project was sold as a beacon of economic...

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A Pipeline of Death: The Heartbreaking Story of Agaaba Franco and the Injustice of EACOP
A Pipeline of Death: The Heartbreaking Story of Agaaba Franco and the Injustice of EACOP
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On the evening of May 11, 2025, tragedy struck quietly. Agaaba Franco, a young Ugandan working on the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), was found lifeless in his...

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