Rethinking the Customary Land Question with the work of Judy Adoko
The 10th Session of the LEMU Land Study Group seeks to discuss the concepts with which we should understand African customary land. Can Eurocentric and local...
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How should we understand landlessness today?
How should we understand landlessness today? What does it mean to be “landless” while “landed”? Join us for the 9th Session of the LEMU Land...
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Does titling protect customary landholders from displacement, or does it do the reverse?
We cordially invite you to our 8th Session of the LEMU Land Study Group as Adventino Banjwa presents his paper on titling and displacement in...
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From Dispute to Reconciliation: Securing the Land Rights of Orphans in Soroti
For Michael and his siblings, the loss of their father around 2010 brought not only grief, but also uncertainty over the future of the land...
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Food Sovereignity in Movement
Welcome to LEMU’S Study Group Sessions dedicated to discussing issues on land and agrarian questions. This Fourth Edition will be on 30th March online starting...
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The Judy Adoko Inaugural Memorial Lecture and Workshop
On March 5, 2023, Judy Adoko, an intellectual, thinker, mentor, activist, and founding director of the Land and Equity Movement in Uganda (LEMU) rested. March...
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LEMU’s Response to Land Registration in Uganda
Question: Will government achieve its plan to have more people register their land if the process of land registration is shortened? Answer: The answer to...
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LEMU and NLC host a global learning week in Uganda to promote Government-CSO partnership in the land governance sector, 9th-15th June, 2024
Land and Equity movement in Uganda (LEMU) was honored to host a week-long learning event at the Speke Resort Munyonyo, organised by the International Land...
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