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Uganda - Top News

  • November 26
  • Monitor Uganda: Land Bill Must Pass to Avoid War, Says Prof. Nsibambi

    The government is pushing for land law reforms as contained in the Land Amendment Bill 2007 to avoid "a major war" from taking place between landlords and tenants, Prime Minister Apolo Nsibambi has said.

  • CISA Uganda: 17 Nations Sign AU Convention On IDPs

    Over 11 million people are displaced by conflict and climate change-related natural disasters in Africa every year according to Afrian Union convention on internally displaced persons.

  • New Vision Uganda: Busia Leaders Warned Against Extortion

    BUSIA Town Council officials have been cautioned against extorting money from the public using the LC3 chairman's name. Michael Mugeni expressed disappointment that some council employees were obtaining money using his name.

  • New Vision Uganda: Fisheries Blame Politicians for Illegal Activities

    ONE of the major challenges in the fight against illegal fishing methods on the Lake Victoria is political interference, mostly by local leaders, stakeholders in the fisheries sector have said.

  • New Vision Uganda: Road Fund

    Roads: Where is the problem?

  • New Vision Uganda: Banks Urged On Finger Technology

    UGANDA'S banking sector has been urged to fast-track the biometric finger technology to attract the unbanked segment.

  • New Vision Uganda: Trading Our Way Out of Crisis [opinion]

    Global trade contracted in 2009 at a rate not seen since the Great Depression, and those paying the heaviest price are those who can least afford it.

  • New Vision Uganda: Digital TV - is Country Ready?

    The unveiling of the pilot Digital Terrestrial Television away from analogue last week is a fresh window for Uganda to seize the opportunities that global technological advances are providing.

  • New Vision Uganda: How the Country Can Avoid Becoming a Petro State [analysis]

    In a bid to stimulate the debate on Uganda's newly discovered oil and the sharing of the oil wealth, Business Vision runs a series of articles by Professor Kasozi, the director of the National Council for Higher Education. This week's article focuses on how Uganda can avoid depending on oil as a sole major export

  • New Vision Uganda: The New Technical Curriculum

    The new curriculum for technical colleges will focus on the changing trends of technology. "The quality of the technology, the maintenance and repairs of the different systems are very important for a sustainable and prosperous society," said Dirk Sijbesma, a curriculum specialist from the Hanze University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands.

  • New Vision Uganda: What Namanve Can Learn From the China Nokia Industrial Park

    The Nokia China factory at the Xingwang high tech park in Beijing China is a good illustration of what a high-value industrial park should be and can bring to a country.

  • New Vision Uganda: Insurance Premiums Hit Sh167 Billion

    UGANDA'S insurance industry accumulated gross premium worth sh167b ($84m) written by licenced insurance companies by 2008, according to the annual report by the Uganda Insurers Association (UIA) issued last week.

  • New Vision Uganda: Why Microcredit Needs Regulation

    THE Bangladesh central bank governor has said micro-finance institutions (MFIs) should be regulated to protect the vulnerable poor from being cheated of their money.

  • New Vision Uganda: Tax Revenue Flight - What is the Solution?

    LAST week's Africa tax administration forum concluded that integrating Africa's tax and audit systems will contain capital flights, which is the biggest source of hemorrhage of the continent's revenues.

  • New Vision Uganda: After Losing a Job, Musengeri Vowed to Give Hope to Others

    To commemorate the World AIDS Day on December 1, The New Vision, in conjunction with the parliamentary committee on HIV/AIDS, will award individuals who have played a remarkable role in the fight against HIV in their communities. Profiles of the people nominated by the public will be published everyday until the end of November.

  • New Vision Uganda: Luweero Officer Held Over Forgery

    THE Luweero district records officer who forged signatures to help top district officials get a loan of sh945,000 is being detained at Central Police Station in Kampala.

  • New Vision Uganda: Locals Ignorant of Commonwealth

    UGANDANS do not understand the relevance of the Commonwealth to the country's socio-economic transformation.

  • New Vision Uganda: Kayunga Youth Get Coffee Seedlings

    THE Government has distributed coffee seedlings to the youth in Kayunga district in order to increase their household incomes and help them get rid of poverty.

  • New Vision Uganda: Karimojong Warrior Commander Jailed

    A Karimojong warrior commander has been sentenced to nine years in prison for unlawful possession of firearms.

  • New Vision Uganda: Amnesty Commission Receives Award

    THE Amnesty Commission on Tuesday received an award in recognition of its nine-year-work of resettling over 23,000 former rebels.

  • New Vision Uganda: West Nile Land Abandoned

    THE massive repatriation of Sudanese refugees has left districts West Nile with unutilised land. The bushes have engulfed social facilities like schools and safe water sources, which local authorities have failed to put to proper use.

  • New Vision Uganda: Saving Emma Will Destabilise Kevin

    Have you given up on getting Kevin evicted yet? I mean that bulky, 'wana-be-superstar' representing Nigeria in the on-going Big Brother Revolution. Well, if you haven't, it's time you did, seeing as it is that he is definitely going to make it to the finals. For some reason, this load has managed to fool all and sundry that he's cool, the reason viewers have kept him on the M-Net reality show.

  • New Vision Uganda: Kibaale High Court Sentences Four Men to 10 Years in Prison

    THE High Court in Kibaale has sentenced four men to 10 years in prison for murder and manslaughter. Court presided over by Justice Ralph Ochan on Tuesday found Gerevazio Eribankya, a resident of Nyakaiba village, guilty of man slaughter.

  • New Vision Uganda: Prison Farms Produce Seedlings

    Uganda Prisons has started producing seedlings to supply to farmers and the National Agricultural Advisory Services (NAADS) programme.

  • New Vision Uganda: MPs Want Irresponsible Parents Jailed

    THE parliamentary committee on social services wants parents who keep children of school-going age from attending classes arrested and prosecuted.




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