November 20

• Uganda: Technical College Kicwamba to Be Upgraded

  While presiding over the 9th graduation ceremony of Uganda Technical College (UTC) Kichwamba at the college grounds in Fort Portal, Kabarole district, the Minister of Education and... Read more »

• Uganda: Corruption Could Resurrect Rebellion - Mao

  Opposition Democratic Party has revealed that the current corruption scandals in the Office of the Prime Minister could resurrect the spirit of rebellion in northern Uganda. Read more »

• Uganda: UWA Clarifies On Motor Accidents in National Parks

  Following a fatal collision involving a Kampala-bound bus and an elephant on Nov 16 near Pakwach town, the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has come out to clarify that it cannot... Read more »

• Uganda: Medical Students Yearn for More Professional Development

  A recent study done at Makerere University's College of Health Sciences among undergraduate students pursuing medicine, pharmacy, dentistry and nursing shows that students feel... Read more »

• Uganda: Generate More Online Content, Ugandans Urged

  Ugandans will only be able to reap big from the growing influence of the internet only when they figure out how to make money online, a Google officer has said. Read more »

• Uganda: DP Wishes FDC the Best in Polls

  Opposition Democratic Party has sent a solidarity message to FDC ahead of their presidential polls due to take place on 22nd November 2012 Read more »

• Uganda: Corruption, Economy and Army Key Issues in the Debate

  In the first of its kind Ugandans witnessed a debate among the presidential hopefuls who are racing for the top seat in the FDC party in order to replace Dr Kizza Besigye in three... Read more »

• Uganda: FDC Candidates Debate

  Three days to the polls, the three candidates vying for the top seat are debating key issues. Read more »

• Uganda: E.A Should Protect Her Vulnerable Children

  Uganda just like Kenya, Burundi, and Rwanda faces challenges in protecting the children from violence, deprivation and poverty. Read more »

November 19

• Uganda: Ugandan Shilling Falling Further

  Forex experts have expressed worries about the continued depreciation of the Uganda shilling against foreign currencies especially the US dollar, saying that would lead to a spike... Read more »

• Uganda: Orange Uganda Introduces Internet Product

  Orange Uganda has introduced a new service, "Internet for All", which will enable people to use the antenna to pick the 3G signal, said a top official. Read more »

• Uganda: Experts Support Uganda's Decision to Join Comesa FTA

  Economic experts have supported the recent decision taken by the government of Uganda to join the COMESA FTA, saying it would increase the volume of Ugandan exports to the COMESA... Read more »

• Uganda: Youth Donate 100 Mattresses to Mulago

  Under the umbrella of Generation Change (GC), a group of youths marked the International Tolerance Day by promoting community service. Read more »

• Uganda: Barclays Bank to Boost Uganda's Exports

  Barclays Bank Uganda has announced plans to send some of its business customers to developed countries early next year where, they will be able to link with fellow business... Read more »

November 18

• Uganda: Corruption Threatens Shs 950 Billion Education Projects

  Ordinarily, the police would arrest anyone found with government property at his home and charge him with "possession of government stores." But in Sembabule District, the police... Read more »

• Uganda: Fighting Corruption the Wrong Way [interview]

  Uganda Federal Alliance party president, Beti Kamya, spoke to The Independent's Julius Odeke about Uganda's problems, including corruption. Read more »

• Uganda: Emulate Coptics On Leadership [column]

  Catholics, Anglicans, Moslems should devise a better way of electing their leaders for unity and peace in their religions Read more »

• Uganda: Private Sector Roots for Comesa Partners

  Uganda finalises plan to be a member of COMESA Free Trade Area Read more »

• East Africa: 'Mogadishu' - Where Police Live in 'Toilets'

  No, no, no entering here!" they yelled, " Journalists go back!" Read more »

• Uganda: Inside Africa's Consumer Revolution [opinion]

  Companies have to adapt to the demands of younger consumers in markets at the take-off point Read more »

• Uganda: Pioneer Bus and the Pet Cat Syndrome [opinion]

  Its archaic parastatal-style management is out of touch with current liberal market competition realities Read more »

• Uganda: Blue-Print for Economic Transformation [opinion]

  Dr. Donald Kaberuka, the president of the African Development Bank (AfDB), who was recently in Uganda, made a presentation on the subject: From Economic Growth to Economic... Read more »

• Uganda: Desh - the Butcher of Panamera

  Murder of a waiter at popular night spot exposes the police, NEMA, and KCCA Read more »

• Uganda: Africa and Obama's Second Term [column]

  How the newly re-elected US president is not the solution but the problem for Africa Read more »

• Uganda: The Permanent Secretary Bigirimana Saga [column]

  It's a shame when Parliament trades in mob justice without a care for the evidence Read more »