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Ssenyonyi Questions Government Over Charcoal Crackdown, Demands Affordable Energy Alternatives
Police say the crackdown will push households toward cleaner fuels, but officials and traders cite high prices and limited access to alternatives.
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Ssenyonyi Questions Government Over Charcoal Crackdown, Demands Affordable Energy Alternatives
The Leader of the Opposition in Parliament Joel Ssenyonyi has challenged the government to explain what it has done to make alternative cooking fuels affordable and accessible to ordinary Ugandans before intensifying arrests linked to the charcoal trade.
OP-ED: Beyond the charcoal ban: Can low-income households in Uganda afford alternative energy sources?
By Kizito Simon Njaye Introduction: The cost of cooking a meal Imagine a mother in a low-income Ugandan household waking up before sunrise to prepare breakfast for her children. Her immediate concern is not the national electricity grid, climate change negotiations or government forest-conservation targets. It is how to prepare a meal with the little […]
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