The East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP), a 1,443 km project from Uganda’s oil fields in Hoima to Tanzania’s port of Tanga is presented as a path to economic growth. Yet, for many communities in Uganda and Tanzania, it raises serious environmental and social concerns. Across Africa, climate change is already disrupting lives through droughts, […]
Pan African Club through the stake holders meeting advocated for compensation of communities affected by pollution and also relocation of factories from residential areas and wet lands
Photos of a community meeting organized by Pan African Club scoping the effects of pollution by manufacturing companies on surrounding communities in Kawempe Division Venue: Community Hall of Kiyanja L.C 1 Zone, Kawempe Division
Prof Edward Kakonge (standing) addressing youth members of Pan African Club in Kampala in 2015 during a weekly evening interactive discussion
Mr. John Ngabirano, the Programs Manager of Pan African Club chairing a youth discussion on the NGO Bill on the 17th July, 2015 at Seascallop Restaurant organized by Pan African Club. Seated on the left is Mr. Godber Tumushabe, Associate Director of the Great Lakes Institute for Strategic Studies (GLISS). Seated 3rd Left is Mr. […]
Ms. Wendy Swartz the Deputy High Commissioner and Political Counselor from the South African Government in Uganda (standing above) making her presentation on Xenophobia in South Africa as her co-panelists attentively look on
Rt. Hon Kirunda Kivejinja (standing) emphasizes a strong point during his Key Note Address at the Pan African Club Discussion on xenophobia in South Africa. On the left is Ms. Wendy followed by Mr. John Ngabirano and on the right is Mr. Byamukama
Mr. Oscar Kasya (standing above), the Executive Director of Pan African Club during one of the Pan African Club functions in secondary schools in Uganda in 2014
Some of the participants at one of the Bunyoro youths regional workshops organized by Pan African Club in 2013 on Youth Leadership in the era of Oil and Gas developments in Uganda.
The aim of the workshop was to bring together the different youth stakeholders and leaders in Bunyoro to draw collective strategies to advocate for effective, just and patriotic management of the oil sector to better empowerment prospects of the young people in the region and the country at large.
