Nicholas Omonuk Okoit

Nicholas Omonuk Okoit

Opinion columnist and climate justice activist
17
Apr
"Solar Is Not Magic – But It Is Close": Patrick Owora On Everything You Need To Know About Going Solar In Uganda

"Solar Is Not Magic – But It Is Close": Patrick Owora On Everything You Need To Know About Going Solar In Uganda

Solar expert Patrick Owora gives Ugandan households everything they need to know before going solar – from inverter choice and net metering, to backup power, PAYGo access, and the myths that cost people most.
11 min read
17
Apr
"Renewables Are Not Replacing Our Culture – They Are Helping Us Live Better": Prima On Uganda's Energy Future

"Renewables Are Not Replacing Our Culture – They Are Helping Us Live Better": Prima On Uganda's Energy Future

Clean energy advocate Prima breaks down Uganda's energy transition: busting myths, sharing community success stories, and making the case for a just transition that reaches villages before boardrooms.
10 min read
17
Apr
"Black Gold, Broken Promises" – How Uganda's Oil Economy Is Leaving Its Most Vulnerable Behind

"Black Gold, Broken Promises" – How Uganda's Oil Economy Is Leaving Its Most Vulnerable Behind

Uganda struck oil in 2006. But who benefits – and who pays the price? Researcher Tinah examines fossil fuel inequality, land displacement, and what a truly just energy transition must look like.
7 min read
07
Apr
"We Are Building A Green Future On An Unjust Foundation" – Ugandan Activist Joan Namaggwa

"We Are Building A Green Future On An Unjust Foundation" – Ugandan Activist Joan Namaggwa

Joan discusses how marginalized groups face high energy burdens. She advocates for Free, Prior and Informed Consent and community ownership to prevent green gentrification.
6 min read