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Polluted by the Guardians

Water sampling investigation by InfoNile in partnership with scientists in Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania unveils increasing contamination in Lake Victoria, a transboundary lake that sustains millions

Africa’s Melting Snows

Climate change impacts culture, livelihoods and health in western Uganda as the Mountains of the Moon glaciers disappear

Swamp City

How urbanization destroyed a critical Kampala wetland and why it matters

The Choking Nile

What does the future hold for the basin’s lifeline amidst rampant plastics pollution?

Flowing Underground

Groundwater holds promise of closing the gap between water supply and demand in the Nile Basin

Shrinking Lakes

Can East Africa Avoid Water Resources Apocalypse?

#EverydayNile

A photojournalism project highlighting daily life in the Nile Basin, fostering cooperation and understanding of shared water issues.

#EverydayNile

A photojournalism project highlighting daily life in the Nile Basin, fostering cooperation and understanding of shared water issues.

Landslides Could Alter Water Cycle in Mt Elgon Region

The Mt Elgon region is endowed with numerous natural perennial water courses whose sources can be traced back to the springs on the slopes of Mt. Elgon.  Agricultural products like coffee, bananas, Irish potatoes, onions, wheat, vegetables, fruits, nuts, and flowers, produced for both the local market and export, are also cultivated along the river…

Groundwater Access Boosts Women-Led Farming and Financial Freedom in Kapchorwa

In Uganda’s eastern district of Kapchorwa, women farmers, just like male farmers,  have historically depended on erratic rain-fed agriculture, a practice that often left them at the mercy of unpredictable weather patterns. However, a remarkable transformation is underway as some of these women discover and embrace groundwater harvesting for farming. They dig deep wells to…

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