AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEACOP Legal Fight: Four Ugandan farmers have filed a fresh UK court challenge to stop the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, asking the High Court to apply Ugandan climate, environmental and constitutional law and to block oil transport—an effort that could reshape how pipeline impacts are contested. EACOP Progress: Meanwhile, the pipeline is reported to be about 80–84% complete, with officials targeting commissioning in July 2026 and first oil exports by October, as TotalEnergies leads with Uganda and Tanzania partners. Public Health & Environment: West Nile virus is spreading earlier than usual in the US, with experts urging mosquito-bite prevention and removal of standing water—an early warning for mosquito seasons across the region. Urban Hygiene: KCCA has set aside funding to tackle Kampala bedbugs, urging residents to improve household hygiene and avoid illegal dumping sites. Agriculture & Exports: Uganda has started exporting chili peppers to China after FAO-China-Uganda support, while Uganda Coffee continues gaining momentum in Nordic markets. Climate-Smart Farming: A report highlights climate-smart farming helping refugees feed their families, pointing to practical adaptation on the ground.
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