Uganda: The Catastrophic Consequences of Negligence

The recent tragedy in Uganda, where a Kiteezi landfill collapsed, resulting in significant loss of lives and several damages, serves as a wake-up call about the dire state of waste… Read more »

Uganda: Turn Kiteezi Landfill Into Green Park That Produces Methane

Last week, the organisers of the Rotary Cancer Run that is due on the last Sunday of this month informed us that the usual venue, Kololo Ceremonial grounds, won't be available. Read more »

Uganda: Balancing Oil Development and Conserving Wildlife

The discovery of commercial oil and gas reserves in Uganda's pristine Albertine graben presents an opportunity and a challenge. Read more »

Uganda: Again, It's Not Prof Kakumba Falling, but Makerere University

I will continue to tell Prof Umar Kakumba's troubles with Makerere University through the lens of classic tragic drama. Read more »

Uganda: Ugandans, Where Is This NRM Relationship Taking You?

Sometimes, it seems like Ugandan news headlines are stuck in a depressing loop - like a demented algorithm that constantly drones despair and discouragement into our ears, stoking… Read more »

Uganda: Kiteezi Landfill Disaster - a Preventable Tragedy Caused By Negligence and Inaction

The tragic collapse of the Kiteezi landfill last Saturday, which buried and killed an untold number of children and adults, was not an act of God, but a preventable disaster caused… Read more »

Uganda: Public Demands More Transparency On State of Uganda's Banks, Closures

While sudden bank closures are not new to Uganda, the recent swift shutdown of EFC and Mercantile banks still sent shockwaves through the sector, leaving depositors uncertain about… Read more »

Uganda: How Stanbic Schools Championship Transforms Learners' Critical Life Skills

The ninth edition of the Stanbic National Schools Championship came to an end last week with several schools taking home accolades and cash prizes. Read more »

Uganda: Cfao Unveils New Land Cruiser Prado '250 Series'

CFAO Mobility Uganda has unveiled the Land Cruiser Prado "250 series", its latest Land Cruiser lineup. Read more »

Uganda: The Crisis in the Ugandan Judiciary

I write today's column mainly with young Ugandans (the Gen Zs) in mind - those who are protesting corruption and bad governance in Uganda. Read more »

Uganda: Cheptegei's Last Dance On Track?

Following his 10,000 metres triumph last Friday, August 2 in the Paris Olympics, Joshua Cheptegei is not expected to run on track again. Read more »

Uganda: Govt Mobilises Additional Funding to Support Uganda Development Bank

The ministry of Finance has pledged to capitalise Uganda Development Bank (UDB) with an additional Shs 55 billion in a bid to bolster access and affordable financing options for… Read more »

Uganda: Experts Turn to School Leaders in Fight Against Drug Abuse

Back in 2016 when radio personality Ann Ssebunya started the Drugs Hapana Initiative (DHA), the aim was to create awareness and prevention of drugs and substance abuse in her… Read more »

Uganda: Why Are Ugandan Boxers Not At the Olympics in Paris?

When boxers Eridadi Mukwanga and Leo Rwabwogo bagged silver and bronze respectively in 1968 during the Olympics in Mexico City, they laid a landmark. Read more »

Uganda: Judiciary Is Slipping Away From Being a Bastion of Justice

The Ugandan judiciary is increasingly perceived as a tool of state oppression rather than an impartial arbiter of justice. Read more »

Uganda: NSSF Boosts Kavc International Volleyball Tournament

The 26th edition of the Kampala Amateur Volleyball Club (KAVC) international tournament has been boosted by a Shs 45 million kitty from the National Social Security Fund (NSSF). Read more »

Uganda: Traders Welcome the Anti-Counterfeit Bill

Traders in Kampala have welcomed the proposed Anti-Counterfeit Goods and Services Bill 2023 as it will save them from unfair competition from substandard and counterfeit… Read more »

Uganda: Gold Medal Hope

Three-time world champion Joshua Cheptegei and Jacob Kiplimo will be among the headline makers this week at the Olympics, when the 10,000 metres race takes centre stage at the… Read more »

Uganda: After Completion of USMID, Govt Targets $750m Cities Project

As the Uganda Support to Municipal Infrastructure Development (USMID) program comes to a close this month after more than ten years, government is already looking to the future to… Read more »

Uganda: Museveni Is a Danger to Democracy

About the NRM government, it is crystal clear that a tyranny is a cult of unintelligent hungry wolves who barely comprehend logical deliberations--and because they have to catch up… Read more »

Uganda: How to Protest an Autocracy

Dear reader, while I claim to be interested in generating political abstractions, that is, some general conclusions about politics - political theory - I have learned to see myself… Read more »

Uganda: Uganda's Economy Shows Positive Outlook Despite Existing Near-Term Challenges

The Bank of Uganda's recent State of the Economy report offers a snapshot of Uganda's economic health and near-term prospects. Read more »

Uganda: Ultimate Guide to Uganda's Olympic Team in Paris

Uganda has competed at the Olympics since 1956, only boycotting in 1976. During that time, Uganda has won 11 medals; four gold, four silver and three bronze. Read more »

Uganda: Protection of Constitutional Democracy - Lessons From Kenya's 'Gen Z' Demos

The protests by Kenyan youth over the past few weeks (initially over additional revenue stipulated under the Finance Bill 2024, but which have since broadened to include wider… Read more »

Uganda: Can We Talk More About Menopause? From Silence to Support

Menopause, a natural process marking the end of a woman's reproductive years, occurs when menstruation ceases for twelve consecutive months. Read more »