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Opinion: Why I was wrong about the Law Development Centre
By Mwanje Gideon
Former President, Uganda Law Students Association (ULSA)
I have come to realize exactly why Uganda needs the Law Development Centre (LDC) so badly to protect and regulate its legal system. I am not speaking out of bias, and I know my words may hurt some of the people who have mentored me and who do not agree with...
Kasolo Takes Over Regional Cooperation Docket as Mulimba Bows Out
By Dorcus Kimono
Haruna Kasolo Kyeyune has formally taken over as Minister of State for Foreign Affairs in charge of Regional Cooperation, replacing John Mulimba.
The handover ceremony was held today at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs headquarters in Kampala and was presided over by the Permanent Secretary, Vincent Bagiire Waiswa. It was attended by senior management and staff of...
SHIPU Hosts Investors for Dialogue to Strengthen Uganda’s Investment Climate
The State House Investors Protection Unit (SHIPU) has today hosted key stakeholders in the manufacturing and digital technology sectors, including officials from Huawei Uganda.
The engagement was aimed at strengthening collaboration between the government and the private sector to promote investment, innovation and industrial growth.
The event, held at the SHIPU offices in Kampala, also provided a platform for Huawei officials...
President Museveni commends Busoga Boda Boda Riders for Preserving Peace and Promoting Government Programs
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has hailed the boda boda fraternity in Busoga for preserving peace and promoting government programs in the sub-region.
“Thank you for supporting the NRM and promoting our programs in your area,” he said.
The President’s message was delivered today by the Special Presidential Assistant-Press and Mobilization also Deputy Press Secretary to H.E the President, Alhaji Faruk Kirunda...
Africa’s Airlines Grow Traffic as Global Profits Take a Hit
By Samuel Ssenono
African airlines are expected to post the strongest traffic growth in 2026 as global carriers count the cost of war-related disruptions in the Middle East and rising fuel prices.
The latest outlook from the International Air Transport Association shows that Africa’s passenger demand is projected to grow by 10 percent, ahead of other regions, as some traffic is...
Bank of Uganda Pushes Digital Payments With New Cash Withdrawal Limits
The Bank of Uganda has moved to push the country further into digital payments, announcing new over-the-counter cash withdrawal limits that will take effect on January 1, 2027.
The Central Bank says the future of payments is digital, noting that most transactions in Uganda are already moving away from cash.
According to the Bank, 93 out of every 100 shillings in...
IATA Launches Campaign Warning Passengers Against Taking Bags During Evacuations
By Samuel Ssenono
The International Air Transport Association has launched a new passenger safety campaign warning travellers not to take cabin baggage during aircraft evacuations.
The campaign, titled “Save a Life, Not a Bag,” urges passengers to follow crew instructions, leave all belongings behind and move quickly to the nearest usable exit during an emergency.
IATA says the campaign is backed by...
Unfair Ebola Travel Restrictions Force Uganda Out of Africa Rugby Sevens
By Hellen Barbra Gizamba
Unfair Ebola travel restrictions have forced Uganda’s Rugby Cranes 7s out of the 2026 Rugby Africa Mauritius Sevens, despite the country reporting no local community spread of the disease.Uganda Rugby confirmed that the national sevens side will not take part in the tournament after Mauritius temporarily barred foreign nationals travelling from, transiting through, or who have...
Somali Referee Artan Returns Home to Hero’s Welcome After World Cup Setback
By Hellen Barbra Gizamba
Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan has returned home to a hero’s welcome in Mogadishu after being blocked from entering the United States for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Artan arrived at Aden Adde International Airport on Wednesday, where he was received by senior government officials and supporters who turned up to show solidarity with the man many...
Parliament Approves UGX 735.7 Billion Loan for Solar Irrigation Project
By Shivan Ayebare
Parliament has approved government’s request to borrow up to UGX 735.7 billion for the second phase of the Solar Powered Irrigation Systems Project.
The money, to be borrowed from UKEF and Citi Bank, will finance the construction of 427 solar-powered irrigation systems across the country.
Presenting the proposal, Minister of State for Finance Henry Musasizi said the project is...















