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Almost every morning one mother wakes up at 4am to take her preteen daughter to a swim club a stone’s throw from their home in Ntinda. At first, the girl ...

Dozens of elderly clan leaders scampered to hide under a banana plantation as security personnel wrestled Uganda’s former deputy Ambassador to the US, Mr Dickson Ogwang Okul to disarm him ...

On November 6, Parliament passed the National Coffee (Amendment) Bill, 2024. The Bill seeks to integrate the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) into the Agriculture ministry. This move is part ...

In recent years, Uganda's cultural sector has marked itself out as an essential contributor to national identity, economic growth, and social cohesion. However, despite its vast potential, public funding for ...

Being an innovator is tough, especially in developing countries like Uganda where tech is complex. To build solutions that improve their communities, innovators need a mix of brilliance, grit, and, ...

Twenty eight years ago earlier this month, it emerged that an American national masquerading as an oil investor had fooled several government officials, including President Museveni, and in so doing ...

Many students are not joining vocational schools because they have never received career guidance about such studies at primary and secondary levels, an official from the Petroleum Authority of Uganda ...

Murmurs filled the lakeside oval in Entebbe on Saturday November 16. Fans and fraternity members, alike, at every corner were whispering to each other that this Cricket Cranes squad might ...

On October 15, 2023, entering Entebbe Town (wait, did I hear it’s now a city?), I ran a red light...right in front of police officers. I had seen them, of ...

On November 6, former Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga told his followers on X, formerly Twitter, that the Public Service Commission had not shortlisted him for the position of executive ...