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Climate Change
The earth we live and breathe on is constantly changing and so are we. We must get conscious about how we handle this place where God placed us. This section dives in how we handle nature and what she whispers to us.
Among the honorees was Denise Ayebare, a 22-year-old climate justice champion who received the accolade for Most Influential Climate Activist of the Year.
The sun mercilessly cracked earth of Ndibulungi Village in Luweero District, where Florence Nalwadda’s cassava field lies in ruins.
With wetlands coverage rising from 15.5% of Uganda’s land in 1994 to a mere 8.4% by 2019 without intervention, they will vanish.