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Uganda - Top News

  • November 27
  • Observer Uganda: 'Patriotism' Can Be a Refuge for Scoundrels [opinion]

    The debate about the overly hyped patriotism or lack thereof, and the millions of shillings channeled therein could only be more salty if Kabajago Ka-Rusoke, the NRM ideologue, were to inject an input. Many of us who have, either by proxy or direct contact, intimated with the economic and political ideas of Ka-Rusoke will attest that there is no such a thing lacking in Uganda's polity as ...

  • Observer Uganda: Book Review - Go the Distance

    Book: I will go the distance

  • Observer Uganda: Museveni Treated Kazini in a Lenient Way

    There is a misperception created that the late Major General James Kazini was mistreated by President Museveni and the system during the evening of his life. Though a national hero, evidence suggests that Kazini committed grave offences against the state of Uganda.

  • Observer Uganda: Orange Brings Iphone 3GS

    Orange Uganda and Apple will launch the iPhone 3GS in the country next month after the phone turned heads in the USA and UK. Orange is hoping to target the elite clientele, seeking more value for their money from their cellular phones.

  • Observer Uganda: Ssemujju Nganda - Museveni Formed Land Agenda in Bush [opinion]

    The biggest argument the NRM Chairman, Yoweri Museveni, has put on the table to push for the Land (Amendment) Bill 2007 is that it will stop rampant eviction of peasants from the land. This sole argument has been chorused by all paid up cheerleaders in and outside Parliament.

  • Observer Uganda: Carolyne Nakazibwe - When Hollywood Sneezes, Kampala Catches a Cold

    Someone who returned to this city a couple of years ago after a stint in Europe admits he was amazed at how much transformation there was in the fashion industry. The girls' dress sense was very much in step with what he had seen in some of the fashion capitals of the world.

  • New Vision Uganda: Milk Dealers Warned On Quality

    MILK producers and processors, who compromise quality, will be dealt with "ruthlessly," Bright Rwamirama, the animal husbandry state minister, has warned.

  • New Vision Uganda: NOTU Starts HIV Program for Workers

    THE National Organisation of Trade Unions of Uganda has started an HIV/AIDS programme for workers to reduce stigma and boost productivity at the workplace.

  • New Vision Uganda: Minister Pleads for Small Investors

    The finance minister, Syda Bumba, has asked Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA) to give special consideration to small-and-medium size firms to compete for public contracts.

  • New Vision Uganda: Oil to Boost Education Sector

    THE education sector stands to benefit from the ongoing economic growth and oil discovery, the new director of Kampala International School (KISU) has predicted.

  • New Vision Uganda: UMA Sets Tough Guidelines

    A CODE of ethics for manufacturers, meant to curb corruption in the business sector, is in the offing.

  • New Vision Uganda: Entrepreneurs Counselled

    BUSINESSES, especially small-and-medium enterprises, need to embrace strategic marketing to be competitive, attract demand and sustain growth, a marketing consultant has said.

  • New Vision East Africa: EAC Protocol Signing Deserved More Coverage [opinion]

    Oblivious to most people, the East African Common Market Protocal was signed by the five participating presidents in Arusha on November 20.

  • New Vision Uganda: Re-Arming Karimojong Will Destabilise the Region

    While addressing people in Kalita, Nakapiripirit district, on November 13, Col (rtd) Dr. Kiiza Besigye, promised to give guns to the people in that district. This pronouncement aims to reverse the achievements so far registered by the disarmament programme.

  • New Vision Uganda: Not Every Human Right is Right

    One Sunday morning, I was going to church when I met a lady who was so skimply dressed, one would think she was a sex worker. I initiated a conversation with her, only to find out, she was going to church.

  • New Vision Uganda: Islamic Varsity Sues Over Nakawa Land

    THE Islamic University in Uganda has gone to court to block the cancellation of their land allocation at Nakawa housing estate by the Government.

  • New Vision Uganda: Kayihura Intervenes in Rakai Child Neglect Case

    THE Police have arrested the parents of a 15-year- old boy who was discovered abandoned in a chicken house.

  • New Vision Uganda: Two Million Ugandans Diabetic

    OVER two million Ugandans are thought to be diabetic, an official has said.

  • New Vision Uganda: Americans Cautioned Against Riding On Boda Bodas

    THE American Embassy has advised its nationals in Uganda against using boda bodas, following crime incidents in which its citizens have been targeted.

  • New Vision Uganda: Expert Urges On Vocational Training

    UGANDA has been urged to develop its vocational training system to make students more productive in life.

  • New Vision Uganda: Police Urged to Partner With Banks to Fight Fraud

    A senior Bank of Uganda official has called for the joint effort in the fight against fraud in the economy.

  • New Vision Uganda: Commission to Recruit 4,000

    THE Education Service Commission is to recruit about 4,000 teachers and other staff for secondary schools as well as business, technical and vocational institutions this financial year.

  • Monitor Uganda: Worship Night 2009 Set for Nakivubo Tonight

    Celebrated music preacher Pastor Wilson Bugembe, will tonight host worshippers in a night-long worship gathering under the dub Worship Night '09. The night, which has previously attracted a mammoth crowd, mostly of the born-again, is bringing together a number of names in the gospel music circles as well as top church choirs.

  • Monitor Uganda: Nakivubo Stadium Returns From Dark Spell After Paying Debts

    Barely two weeks have passed since the day when Nakivubo War II Memorial Stadium was thrown into darkness and filth after Umeme and National Water & Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) disconnected utilities due to failure to clear spiraling bills.

  • Monitor Uganda: Naguru Project in Fresh Row

    Opec Prime Properties Ltd, the company that won a tender to re-develop the Naguru/Nakawa housing estates insists it will carry on with its suit against the government if they do not get their 56.1 hectares of land in the disputed area as per the contract.




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