The government has been urged to strengthen its efforts to increase access to clean cooking energy as millions of Ugandans continue to depend on firewood and charcoal. The call was made by Uganda Energy Credit Capitalisation Company (UECCC) Managing Director Roy Nyamutale Baguma at the Uganda Clean Cooking and Green Finance Forum 2026 held at Nswanjere village, Bujjuko in Mpigi, district. Baguma said the transition to clean cooking require…
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