Everyone can be a victim of violence, but GBV disproportionately affects the vulnerable and often goes unheard. Today, I joined a vital training with Uganda Media Women Associatiom Mama FM on gender-sensitive online reporting emphasizing ethics, cultural insight, and amplifying silenced voices.

Just found the camera my mum gave me when I joined university to pursue my passion for journalism. it holds my very first photos and so many memories~a powerful reminder of my humble beginnings and how far I’ve come. 💛

A busy week starts tomorrow, but at least I made the most of the weekend. Grateful for the good vibes.

The crackdown on climate activists opposing EACOP only strengthens my resolve to keep raising my voice. Silencing those who speak up for their communities and the planet won’t stop the fight for climate justice — it will only make us louder~ Desire Ndyamwesiga

Happy weekend my dear friends

I knew it one day Arsenal will end my life😭 I’m broken 💔

Earlier, under the Promoting Climate Justice in EACOP Host Communities campaign, we visited Hoima and held powerful conversations with affected communities about the climate crisis and the profound impacts of the EACOP project on their environment, livelihoods, and well-being.

A lot is happening in Uganda: UGX 100M to MPS for the Coffee Bill, over UGX 140M for condom use training yet we’ve been battling floods killing people and destroying homes. Communities are suffering yet our leaders are silent wasting money on trivial matters while real crises are ignored.

Hello! I’m Mbabazi Faridah, a Ugandan journalist and climate activist passionate about storytelling and advocating for the environment. I work to amplify the voices of those affected by climate change and inspire action for a sustainable future. Excited to connect with like-minded individuals here.