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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...

Museveni Praises Owiny-Dollo’s Service at Gulu Homecoming

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President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has praised retired Chief Justice Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo for his distinguished service to Uganda, citing his integrity in public service, contribution to strengthening the judiciary and efforts to promote unity in Northern Uganda. The President made the remarks while attending a homecoming ceremony held in honour of the former Chief Justice at Kaunda Grounds in Gulu...

Surge in Candidates and Improved Performance Mark 2025 National Exams

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By Nasir Lubwama Uganda has registered a sharp rise in the number of learners sitting national examinations, with the latest results showing improvements in several key subjects even as educators warn about persistent weaknesses in analytical and practical skills among candidates. Data released by the Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) indicates that both the Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) and...

Bank of Uganda Donates Patient Monitors Worth Shs250m.

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Bank of Uganda has donated 17 patient monitors worth Shs250 million to strengthen maternal and post-operation care in health facilities across several districts. The equipment was handed over by Bank Secretary Susan Kanyemibwa to the Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Dr. Diana Atwine in Kampala. The monitors will be deployed to facilities in Soroti, Karenga, Omoro, Buvuma, Buyende, Wakiso, Nabilatuk, Sironko,...

Uganda Signs MOU for Feasibility Study on Kampala Light Rail System.

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By Samuel Ssenono Government has signed a memorandum of understanding with Egyptian firm Orascom Construction Company to carry out a feasibility study for a possible Light Rail Transit (LRT) or monorail system in the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area. The signing was witnessed by the Minister of Works and Transport, Gen. Edward Katumba Wamala. The agreement was signed on behalf of the...

Green Loan Program Targets Women Entrepreneurs in Uganda.

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By David Mwanje A new financing partnership is opening access to credit for women entrepreneurs investing in environmentally friendly businesses in Uganda. Finance Trust Bank has partnered with Investisseurs & Partenaires (I&P) to launch a loan guarantee facility aimed at supporting women-led green enterprises. The facility cuts collateral requirements to about half the value of the loan, easing one of the...

MTN Uganda Rides Data and Mobile Money Boom to Strong 2025 Performance. 

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By Samuel Ssenono MTN Uganda closed 2025 with another year of solid growth, driven increasingly by internet usage and mobile financial services as the telecom operator continues to evolve from a traditional voice network into a digital services platform. The company reported total revenue of Ush3.6 trillion for the year ended December 2025, up 13.6 percent from Ush3.17 trillion in 2024....

Malaria Prevalence Among Ugandan Children Rises, New Survey Shows

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By Kooko Lawrence Malaria prevalence among Ugandan children has increased significantly, according to the Uganda Malaria Indicator Survey 2024–2025. The survey, conducted between November 2024 and February 2025, found that parasite prevalence among children aged six to 59 months now stands at about 21 percent, up from 9 percent recorded in 2018–2019. The findings also show sharp regional differences. Lango sub-region...

Enterprise Cup Quarterfinals Set for Wankulukuku Return

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By David Mwanje The Enterprise Cup returns to Uganda with Muteesa II Royal Stadium, Wankulukuku, set to host the quarterfinals on March 21. It will be the first time in more than two decades that Uganda stages this stage of the historic regional club tournament. First played in 1930, the Enterprise Cup remains one of East Africa’s oldest rugby competitions, bringing...