“They Took My Land, But Not My Hunger”
The Story of Mage Augustino and the Cost of EACOP in Rural Tanzania Nkomelo Village, Kagera Region, Tanzania Every morning before sunrise, Mage Augustino walks past the land that once fed her family. The fields where cassava, maize, beans, groundnuts, and banana trees once flourished are now part of the route designated for the East […]
GreenFaith Africa Welcomes Landmark French Court Ruling and Calls on TotalEnergies to Stop EACOP
GreenFaith Africa welcomes the landmark decision by the Paris Judicial Court holding TotalEnergies accountable for failing to meet its climate vigilance obligations by excluding the vast majority of its greenhouse gas emissions, those generated through the use of its fossil fuel products. This historic ruling sends a powerful message,fossil fuel companies cannot continue to profit […]
Ugandan farmer drags EACOP to account over land grabbing, livelihood collapse.
Katikiti village, Kyotera District – On May 11, 2026, Namugerwa Faridah, a 53-year-old farmer and mother of five, sat in her wheelchair at the edge of her property and narrated her story. She is a disabled woman who depends entirely on that wheelchair to move around her home and through her days. Her house, which […]
Communities Question TotalEnergies’ “Independent” Review as Tilenga-AffectedFamilies Speak of Loss and Displacement
On March 6, 2026, TotalEnergies released the findings of an “independent assessment” ofland acquisition and resettlement for the Tilenga oil project located in the AlbertineGraben in western Uganda, the company presented the report as evidence that theprocess had largely complied with national laws and international standards and that mostaffected households had been fairly and adequately […]