Farmers urged to improve product quality to tap into global markets
Government has urged Ugandan farmers and livestock keepers to increase production and improve the quality of their products to meet international standards and take advan...
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UDB says 69,202 jobs reported in 2025 were physically verified
Uganda Development Bank says enterprises it financed created or sustained 69,202 jobs in 2025, with the bank physically verifying the employment figures through follow-up...
MPs Urge Government to Prioritise Irrigation and Disaster Preparedness
Members of Parliament have called on government to invest more in disaster preparedness and irrigation than repeated reliance on emergency food relief, which is unsustain...
Bahati urges coffee farmers to prioritise quality, production
Trade Minister David Bahati has challenged coffee farmers to raise production and maintain quality as Uganda seeks to increase export earnings through processing and wide...
Works Ministry Orders Inspection of All Sino Trucks, Other Heavy Dump Trucks
Commissioner Winstone Katushabe chairing a meeting with owners, operators, dealers and drivers of the vehicles.The Ministry of Works and Transport has ordered the mandato...
Minister Byamukama says corruption at Uganda Civil Aviation Authority stinks
Fred Bamwesigye, director general of the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority, speaks at an earlier event. The authority he leads has been accused by President Yoweri Museveni...
Entebbe Hospital staffing at 21% as MPs warn of growing pressure on health services
Entebbe Regional Referral Hospital is operating with only about one-fifth of its approved staffing structure as patient numbers rise, raising concerns about workload and...
Taxi Driver or Potential Killer? Uganda’s Deadly Culture of Reckless Driving
KAMPALA — Fourteen people died in Lwera. Two more died days later in Kakira. Now, 11 commuter taxi drivers have been arrested for dangerous loading during a night opera...
Power paradox: Why Busoga remains in the dark despite hosting Uganda's largest dams
Despite hosting some of Uganda’s largest hydroelectric power stations along the River Nile, thousands of residents across the Busoga sub-region continue to live without...
Who loses when medical interns stay home?
Who loses when medical interns stay home?At a time when Uganda’s public hospitals are already struggling with too few health workers, more than 2,000 young doctors stay...