Uganda’s Oil Project Faces Accusations of Human Rights Abuses and Environmental Damage

A major oil project in Uganda, co-owned by TotalEnergies and CNOOC, is under scrutiny for alleged human rights abuses, forced evictions, and environmental damage, according to a report by Climate Rights International. The report, based on interviews with local residents, details a pattern of violence, intimidation, and inadequate compensation, raising concerns about the project’s impact on the local population and the environment.

Landfill Collapse in Uganda Kills at Least 18, Including Children

A massive landfill in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, collapsed, killing at least 18 people, including children. The collapse, attributed to heavy rainfall and a structural failure in the waste mass, occurred at the Kiteezi landfill, which serves as a disposal site for much of the city. The incident has prompted an investigation by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, who questioned the presence of residential areas near the hazardous site.

Garbage Landslide at Kampala Landfill Kills 12

A garbage landslide at a landfill in Kampala, Uganda, has claimed the lives of 12 people, with rescue efforts ongoing. The incident, caused by heavy rainfall, engulfed homes, people, and livestock in mountains of rubbish. The landfill, described as a disaster waiting to happen, had been overflowing for years, raising concerns about health risks.

17 Skulls Found in Metal Boxes at Suspected Shrine in Uganda

Police in Uganda have unearthed 17 human skulls buried in metal boxes within an underground chamber at a suspected shrine near Mpigi town. The discovery was made by children searching for firewood, leading to a police investigation and ongoing excavations. The skulls are being examined to determine their age, sex, and burial date. The suspected owner of the site is currently on the run, linked to a separate murder case. The incident has shocked the local community.

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