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Nsereko Challenges Uganda’s Charcoal Ban: Where Are the Affordable Alternatives?

Long-form26:44News & PoliticsPublished Oct 15, 2026, 10:00 AM · 4d ago
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Hon. Muhammad Nsereko has questioned the implementation of Uganda’s charcoal ban, arguing that although protecting the environment and fighting deforestation are important, the government must first make affordable and sustainable energy alternatives accessible to ordinary citizens. During the discussion, Nsereko argues that enforcement alone cannot solve the charcoal problem when millions of households depend on wood fuel for cooking. He says the government should prioritise a practical energy transition that considers the financial realities facing families and businesses. Key issues raised in the discussion: - Environmental protection: Nsereko acknowledges the threat of deforestation but questions whether restrictions alone can address its underlying causes. - Affordable alternatives: He argues that households need accessible, reasonably priced alternatives before enforcement measures are intensified. - Investment in cleaner energy: The MP advocates investment in gas infrastructure and references Tanzania’s gas resources as a potential regional opportunity. - Implementation concerns: He describes the approach as rushed and inconsistent, calling for a clear roadmap for the transition away from charcoal. - Government responsibility: Nsereko argues that infrastructure, distribution and affordability should be central to any sustainable energy policy. Can Uganda protect its forests while ensuring that ordinary households can afford to cook? Watch the full discussion and share your views in the comments. 📺 Subscribe to CTV Uganda for daily parliamentary debates, breaking news, politics and current affairs. 👍 Like, share and comment to join the conversation. Disclaimer: The views expressed by the speaker do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of CTV Uganda. This content is published for news, commentary and informational purposes only. 00:00 – Nsereko Responds to Uganda’s Charcoal Ban 00:06 – Protecting the Environment While Considering Ordinary Ugandans 01:00 – Why Enforcement Alone May Not Solve Deforestation 08:05 – Millions Depend on Charcoal for Cooking 08:19 – Nsereko Proposes Investment in Cleaner Energy 09:02 – Can Affordable Gas Replace Wood Fuel? 10:07 – Nsereko Criticises the Charcoal Ban’s Implementation 13:27 – Tanzania’s Gas Resources and Regional Energy Investment 14:04 – Call for a Clear Energy Transition Roadmap _________________________ ➡️ Support CTV: https://tr.ee/cQViS8 ➡️ Become a YouTube Member: https://tr.ee/bCSgXO _________________________ 🌍 Website: https://www.ctvuganda.com 📘 Facebook: https://facebook.com/ctvuganda 🐦 X: https://twitter.com/ctvuganda 📸 Instagram: https://instagram.com/ctvuganda 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ctvuganda ▶️ YouTube: https://youtube.com/@ctvug 🎧 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/ttv-uganda ___________________________ #HonNsereko #CharcoalBan #UgandaParliament #CTVUganda #UgandaNews #Deforestation #CleanEnergy #UgandaPolitics
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