Government moves to regulate Uganda’s interior design industry
The government is considering regulating Uganda’s growing interior design industry by requiring businesses to involve trained and certified professionals.The government...
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Imprisoning medical interns is not how we protect the gains of Uganda’s healthcare
The protestors in the dockCelebrated Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, in her 2009 TED Talk, The Danger of a Single Story, powerfully illuminated why the diversit...
Gilbert Agaba Among Top URSB Bosses Sent on Mandatory Leave
URSB Commissioner Gilbert Agaba has been sent on mandatory leave as the fallout surrounding the bureau widens, with the Inspector General of Government investigating alle...
Uganda joins risky military mission in Gaza as it eyes UN top seat
Ugandan army.Uganda is once again turning to one of its most used foreign policy tools, military deployments abroad, as it joins a US-backed stabilisation mission in Gaza...
Buganda Royal Regatta: Where Kings Raced, Where the World Now Comes to Play
Long before yachts cut through Malaga, long before Dragon Boats thundered in Guangzhou, long before Malaysia turned jet skis into a billion-shilling economy, on Lake Nalu...
Museveni welcomes grandson Ruhamya into UPDF officer ranks after Sandhurst
President Museveni has congratulated his grandson Ruhamya Kainerugaba and Bakyira Ruyondo after their Sandhurst graduation, saying army service gives young Ugandans a str...
Ntungamo Positions Itself for Industrial Transformation
The Africa Coffee ParkThe district is trying to ensure that new investments generate jobs and revenue while protecting land, the environment and the interests of local co...
ADULT IN THE ROOM! When VP Alupo Averted War Between PM Nabbanja & Cabinet Secretary Lucy Nakyobe During Kyankwanzi Cabinet Retreat
During the recently concluded Cabinet retreat at Kyankwanzi, tempers at some point flared-chiefly deriving from a belligerent exchange that happened between the Prime Min...
Uganda’s Growing Maternity Burden Renews Call for Stronger Family Planning Services
With Uganda recording an estimated 1.6 million to 1.7 million deliveries annually, health officials are urging stronger family planning services to help women safely spac...
Arrest by Ministerial Command is Not the Rule of Law
Uganda's fight against corruption must be firm and visible, but recent ministerial arrest directives raise serious questions about due process, institutional independence...