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Kenya Airways swings to US$133 million loss as fleet constraints cut capacity

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Aircraft shortages and engine delays shrink network as demand holds steady. By Samuel Ssenono  Kenya Airways returned to loss in 2025 after global aircraft and engine shortages reduced capacity across its network, cutting traffic and revenue despite steady demand for air travel. The airline reported revenue of KShs 161.5 billion, about US$1.25 billion, down from KShs 188.5 billion, or US$1.46 billion, in 2024....

Stanbic Uganda Declares Shs360 Billion Dividend After Strong 2025

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By David Mwanje Stanbic Uganda Holdings has declared a Shs360 billion dividend following strong results for the year ended December 31, 2025. The results come as Franchise Chief Executive Francis Karuhanga exits, while Mumba Kalifungwa completes his first year at the helm of Stanbic Bank Uganda. Uganda’s economy grew by 6.3% in 2025, up from 6.0% the previous year. Inflation averaged 3.6%,...

Silent battles in toxic workplaces are hurting young employees

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By Grace Obbo Across many Ugandan workplaces, a quiet crisis is unfolding. It is not loud or dramatic, but it is deeply felt. Young employees are increasingly struggling with toxic work environments that affect their mental health, dignity, and sense of purpose. Many of these workplaces are shaped by rigid management styles that fail to connect with a changing workforce. Instead...

UCC to Crack Down on Fibre Clutter as Duplicate Utility Poles Spread Across Urban Centres

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By Samuel Ssenono Uganda’s rapid expansion of internet and telecom services has, in recent years, come with a visible downside. Across Kampala and other urban centres, multiple telecom operators have installed separate fibre lines, often mounting them on their own utility poles along the same streets. The result has been a tangle of cables, congested corridors, and in some areas,...

CAF Awards Morocco AFCON 2025 Title After Senegal Forfeit Final.

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Senegal have been stripped of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025 final after the Confederation of African Football (CAF) Appeal Board ruled that the team forfeited the match, awarding a 3–0 victory to Morocco. The decision follows an appeal lodged by the Fédération Royale Marocaine de Football (FRMF), challenging an earlier ruling by CAF’s Disciplinary Board. In its judgment, the Appeal...

FIFA Partners with YouTube to Expand World Cup 2026 Coverage.

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FIFA has named YouTube as a Preferred Platform for the FIFA World Cup 2026, in a move expected to widen global access to the tournament and reshape how fans follow the competition. Under the agreement, FIFA and its official media partners will use YouTube to deliver a range of content, including extended match highlights, behind-the-scenes footage, short-form videos and on-demand...

Ugandan Bishops Prepare for Ad Limina Visit to Pope Leo XIV

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The Catholic Bishops of Uganda, through their umbrella body the Uganda Episcopal Conference (UEC), are scheduled to travel to Rome on Sunday, 15 March, for the traditional ad limina apostolorum visit, a key moment in the life of the Catholic Church. In an interview with Vatican News, Bishop Sanctus Lino Wanok of Lira Diocese, who also serves as Vice Chairman...

IATA Launches DG Digital to Fully Digitalize Dangerous Goods Declarations

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The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has launched DG Digital, IATA’s digital Dangerous Goods Declaration solution, as a feature of DG AutoCheck. The new tool fully digitalizes the creation and approval of shippers’ declarations for more than 3,800 dangerous items from lithium batteries to explosives and chemicals. This results in faster document sharing, improved safety, and a significant reduction in...

Uganda, Tanzania Conclude Joint Commission Meeting With Focus on Trade and Infrastructure. 

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Uganda and Tanzania have concluded the 5th Session of the Uganda–Tanzania Joint Permanent Commission (JPC) in Dar es Salaam, reaffirming cooperation in trade, infrastructure, energy and regional integration. The meeting, the first in four years under the bilateral framework, brought together ministers, senior government officials and technical experts from both countries to review progress across key areas of cooperation. Officials from...

Hajji Kakande Urges Lango RDCs to Tighten Oversight of Government Programmes

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By Eddy Olwa The Secretary in the Office of the President, Hajji Yunus Kakande, has urged Resident District Commissioners in the Lango sub-region to strengthen supervision of government programmes and ensure public resources translate into services for citizens. Kakande, represented by Senior Presidential Advisor for Mobilisation at the RDC Secretariat, Lt. Col. Kibrai Ambako, made the call while closing a...