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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“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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“We Just Want to Go Back to School”: Orphaned Siblings Seek Justice Over Mismanaged EACOP Compensation
“We Just Want to Go Back to School”: Orphaned Siblings Seek Justice Over Mismanaged EACOP Compensation
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For Oyirwoth Ronny, 20, and his sister Asera Joan, 23, life took a harsh turn after the death of their father. Today, they are not just grieving children—they are...

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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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Courts of Repression: A Dangerous Pattern in Uganda’s War on Activism
Courts of Repression: A Dangerous Pattern in Uganda’s War on Activism
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It started with a letter. On April 27, 2025, eleven young Ugandans walked into KCB Bank’s offices in Kampala with nothing more than a petition and a plea: stop...

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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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Legal Empowerment in Motion: The Plaintiffs Now Have Legal Representation
Legal Empowerment in Motion: The Plaintiffs Now Have Legal Representation
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For years, they were ignored. Farmers saw their land taken without permission. Families were forced from their homes before compensation ever arrived. Children had to leave school. Entire communities...

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Labor Exploitation: The Cost of the EACOP Pipeline
Labor Exploitation: The Cost of the EACOP Pipeline
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In the heart of Buliisa District, a troubling story is emerging from the ongoing East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project, where promises of opportunity have quickly turned into...

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“We Are the Ones Who Will Be Left Behind”: Voices from Kikuube Demand Climate Justice as Oil Expands
“We Are the Ones Who Will Be Left Behind”: Voices from Kikuube Demand Climate Justice as Oil Expands
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Under the scorching sun of Kikuube, children kicked up dust on the football field, laughing as they played. But this was more than just a game—it was an act...

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