June 04
East Africa: Ugandans Abroad - the Unsung Heroes of Economic Development
As Uganda continues its journey towards economic development, a vital yet often overlooked group is making significant contributions from afar: Ugandans in the diaspora. Read more »
Uganda: President Museveni's Historical Approach to Economic Challenges in State of the Nation Addresses
As Ugandans eagerly anticipate President Yoweri Museveni's forthcoming State of the Nation Address, a look back at his previous addresses provides insight into how he has tackled… Read more »
Uganda: Economic Expectations - Ugandans Seek Clarity On Mammoth 72 Trillion Shilling Budget
With President Yoweri Museveni's State of the Nation Address looming, Uganda's economic sector is buzzing with concerns. The central issue? The gargantuan 72 trillion shilling… Read more »
Uganda: Uganda, South Korea Collaborate On Nuclear Power Plant in Buyende
In a significant step towards energy diversification and sustainable development, Uganda and South Korea have initiated plans to construct a Nuclear Development Plant in Buyende… Read more »
June 03
Uganda: Vegetable Prices Drive Up Annual Inflation
The annual inflation rate in Uganda has surged, largely due to the significant increase in the prices of fresh leafy vegetables and tomatoes. Read more »
Uganda: Nigerian Lawyer Under Fire Over AI-Generated Defence
In an unprecedented legal controversy, a Nigerian lawyer has found himself at the center of a professional storm after employing an AI-generated defense for his client. Read more »
June 02
Uganda: MPs' Huge Debts - a Never-Ending Cycle of Financial Woes
The financial struggles of Ugandan Members of Parliament (MPs) continue to make headlines, with many struggling to pay off massive debts. Read more »
Uganda: Museveni Warns Civil Servants Against Corruption
President Yoweri Museveni has reiterated his detest for corrupt officials. Read more »
May 31
Uganda: Govt to Focus More On Renewable Energy
The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Irene Batebe has said that government is focusing on the prudent operation and management of the sector. Read more »
Uganda: How Budget Shot From Shs58TN to Shs72TN
At the onset of the budget framework paper presentation, government had sought to maintain the 2024/25 financial year budget at the same level as the current running budget. Read more »
May 29
Uganda: Letshego Lists Its First Social Bond On Namibian Stock Exchange
Letshego Holdings Namibia Limited , a subsidiary of the Pan African inclusive finance entity that has a presence in 11 Africa markets, is further demonstrating its social impact… Read more »
May 28
Uganda: Is Government Budget Crazy?
The government budget is a topic that often sparks debates and controversies. Many people argue that government spending is out of control and that the budget is simply crazy. The… Read more »
Uganda: The Crucial Role of Traffic Lights in Kampala
Kampala, the vibrant capital of Uganda, is a bustling metropolis with a rapidly growing population and an ever-increasing number of vehicles on its roads. Amidst this urban… Read more »
May 27
Uganda: Uganda's Tech Pioneers Gear Up for Gitex Africa 2024
The Youth Startup Academy Uganda (YSAU), a youth-led entrepreneurship and economic development has announced its participation in GITEX AFRICA 2024. Read more »
Uganda: E-Fraud Still a Challenge but Banking Sector Is On a Roll - Julius Kakeeto
The newly-elected chairperson of Uganda Bankers' Association (UBA), Mr Julius Kakeeto, says e-Fraud is one of the major challenges in the banking sector that he believes is on a… Read more »
Uganda: Counterfeit Products Doing More Harm Than Good to Uganda-Activists
Activists under the Anti Counterfeit Network have said counterfeit goods are doing more harm than good for Uganda. Read more »
May 21
Uganda: Illiteracy Hinders Agricultural Growth in Uganda - Report
Agriculture remains the backbone of Uganda's economy, employing over 80 percent of the rural population and playing a crucial role in food security and exports. Read more »
Uganda: MPs Raise Concerns 'Ghosts' Are Back On Police Payroll
The parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has tasked Uganda Police Force to explain the existence of ghost workers on its payroll. Read more »
May 20
Uganda: Uganda Cracks Down On Deadly Boda-Boda Accidents
Uganda's roads are deadlier than ever. In a bid to curb the rising tide of crashes, the Directorate of Traffic Police and Road Safety has launched a multi-pronged attack, with a… Read more »
May 21
Uganda: Cost of Living Expected to Bite Harder
Fears are high that the cost of living in Kampala may overwhelm urban dwellers are high following an increase in prices of food and other basic necessities. Read more »
May 20
Uganda: Self-Sustaining Skills Acquisition and Unemployment
In today's fast-changing world, the issue of unemployment has become a pressing concern for many individuals and societies. Read more »
May 16
Uganda: Col Nakalema Happy With Effectiveness of Portal to Protect Investors From Corruption
The head of the State House Investors Protection Unit Col Edith Nakalema has highlighted the effectiveness of the electronic investors protection portal that was commissioned by… Read more »
Uganda: Parliament Rejects Shs288bn Supplementary Budget By Govt
The budget committee of parliament has rejected a supplementary budget worth 288bn referred to the committee by the speaker. Read more »
May 15
Uganda: Angry Woman Confiscates Census Tablet Over Enumerator's Debt
Ms Jennifer Awori, a fish dealer based at Kisima II Island on Lake Victoria in Jinja City East, pounced on 34-year-old Annette Kibekityo, who owed her money. Read more »
May 14
Uganda: The Ripple Effect of Insecurity
Insecurity among nations, whether stemming from political unrest, terrorism, or economic instability, has far-reaching consequences that extend beyond borders. Read more »