September 19
Uganda: Uganda Showcases At International Travel Market in Paris
Uganda has made a remarkable appearance at the International and French Travel Market (IFTM) in Paris running that ends today at Porte de Versailles, Hall 1, and Stand U084. Read more »
Uganda: Govt Launches Shs4bn Water Project in Mubende
The government, in collaboration with the Exim Bank of India, has launched a Solar Piped Water Project worth Shs4.44 billion in Kibalinga and Bagezza sub-counties in Mubende… Read more »
Uganda: Experts Urge Uganda to Tap Into Cultural Tourism to Grow Numbers
Experts have said Uganda can ably tap into cultural tourism in a bid to grow numbers for travelers to the East African country, nicknamed the Pearl of Africa. Read more »
Uganda: Works Committee Faces Backlash As Councillors Demand Transparency On Road Projects
Mbarara District Councillors expressed their dissatisfaction with the Works and Technical Services Committee regarding road project budgets and implementation in Mbarara District. Read more »
Uganda: Calls for Reallocation of Govt Funding From Affluent Non-Use School
Institutions boasting advanced infrastructure, including modern classrooms, laboratories, sports facilities, and cutting-edge technology, often reflect substantial financial… Read more »
Uganda: Bushenyi Families Hit By Hailstorm Seek Govt Support
The hailstorm ravaged banana plantations and gardens of cassava, coffee, and tea, leaving over 700 families in need of urgent relief. Read more »
Southern Africa: Uganda's Banking Sector On the Brink of a Digital Revolution
Uganda's banking sector is undergoing a transformative shift, driven by rapid technological advancements and innovation. Read more »
Uganda: Equal Opportunities Commission Calls for Doubling of Capitation Grants, Regulation of School Fees to Curb Inequality
Children from low-income families are disproportionately affected, with many struggling to keep up with the high costs, which has led to a rise in dropouts. Read more »
Uganda: Musasizi Calls for Review of Unit Costs in Public Infrastructure
The State Minister of Finance, Planning, and Economic Development in charge of general duties, Henry Musasizi, has urged greater cost efficiency in government projects. Read more »
Uganda: KK Security Rebrands As Garda World Security
KK Security has officially rebranded as GardaWorld Security in Uganda, signaling a significant shift that promises to enhance employment opportunities across the region. Read more »
Southern Africa: How Traders and Hawkers Fuel Uganda's Growth
From street food vendors to market stall owners, their contributions reach far beyond basic transactions--they form the backbone of Uganda's dynamic economy. Read more »
Uganda: Rural Schools Faces Struggles to Meet Nutritional Standards
Schools have reopened across Uganda, and rural families are struggling to meet new nutritional expectations proposed by the Minister of Education and Sports, Janet Museveni. Read more »
Uganda: Island District Leaders Call for Policy Change On Seed Schools to Address Water Transport Challenges
The officials said parents are reluctant to send their children to these schools due to the necessity for daily water transport Read more »
Uganda: Election Shock - Iranian Hackers Funnel Trump's Secrets to Biden Allies!
Iranian hackers stole sensitive information from Donald Trump's electoral campaign and funnelled it to people linked to Joe Biden's team, according to the FBI and U.S. intelligence… Read more »
Uganda: Pdm Leaders Abandon Roles in Sembabule Amid Challenges and Accusations
Faizal Sseluwagi, the Deputy RDC for Sembabule District, called on public servants to ensure the PDM serves everyone fairly. Read more »
Uganda: Fishing Communities Call for Clarity On Fisheries Regulations
Members of Parliament representing Uganda's fishing communities have appealed to Hellen Adoa, Minister of State for Fisheries, to speed up the enactment of regulations to… Read more »
Uganda: Minister Kabyanga Urges Headteachers to Prioritise ICT
The minister expressed concern over the inadequate availability of ICT equipment and the lack of computer skills among students. Read more »
Uganda: General Kateitwa Laid to Rest With Full Military Honours
Gen Kateitwa passed away on September 13 in a car accident along the Masaka-Kampala highway while returning from Kisoro, where he attended the burial of the late State Minister… Read more »
Uganda: Man Found Dead in Family Well After Calling On Mother
Fred Mutesasira called on his mother at her home in Bruhane Zone in Kinoni Town Council, Lwengo District, but hours later his body was found floating in the family well. Read more »
Uganda: In Bukomansimbi, Moneylenders Are Reaping Off Coffee Farmers
The farmers are seeking increased investment in associations to shield them from unfair deals that threaten both their livelihoods and the quality of Uganda's coffee, a key… Read more »
Uganda: Parliament Considers Healthy Living - The Debate On Snacks
In the wake of the sudden death of Minister Sarah Mateke on September 7, 2023, members of Parliament have engaged in a significant debate regarding the presence of snacks during… Read more »
Uganda: Parliament Demands Action On Disasters
Parliament has taken a strong stance on the country's disaster management, with Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa directing the government to present a comprehensive report on disaster… Read more »
Uganda: Vendors Abandon Hoima Market, Cite Lack of Customers
Despite complaints to city authorities, vendors allege that leaders prioritize revenue from these external markets over those inside, contributing to their losses. Read more »
Uganda: Ivy Maingi Appointed New General Manager for Glovo Uganda
Glovo Uganda has announced the appointment of Ivy Maingi as its new General Manager. Read more »
September 18
Uganda: In a Reactionary Parliamentary, Sambusa Is Made to Pay for Minister's Death
Rather than debate policies to boost efforts to combat NCDs and find a solution to the lack of a national health insurance policy for all, MPs on Tuesday opted to fault sambusa and… Read more »