Opinion: Key areas opposition parties should focus on
Opposition parties are determined to provide alternative visions and policies to meet Ugandans’ needs and aspirations.
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Here are women who run the fintech world in Africa
In the high-stakes world of business, where boardrooms are still often dominated by men, navigating a fintech career can be particularly daunting for women.
Uganda at crossroads with the last king of the Bachwezi dynasty
The dynasty was established in the 1992 Rwakithura resolution, with the last king serving as the titular head of state, though real power, as in most democracies.
Uganda’s hydropower development: A bright future for sustainable energy
Producing power at USD 5.74 cents per kWh, electricity from Nyagak III is also the cheapest among mini hydropower projects.
AWiM announces early bird tickets for its 8th annual conference
African Women in Media (AWiM) is a network for African women working in media industries globally.
Could Brazil’s catastrophic flooding cause extinctions?
But rescuing the wildlife of Marinheiros Island has not become a priority. Three species deserve to be highlighted due to their very restricted distribution, habitat specificity, and conservation status.
Lannutti, an Italian haulier, places a significant order for Volvo FH Aero trucks
The new Volvo FH Aero is available in four variants – FH Aero, FH Aero Electric, FH Aero gas-powered and FH16 Aero.
Liquid Thought reimagines new Stanchion website to reflect PayTech innovations
Stanchion’s ability to constantly innovate and adapt to the changes within the dynamic payments landscape and the needs of the industries it serves.
AI and machine distribution – don’t fall for the hype
Focus on areas where you can cut lead times by reduced time to execute repetitive tasks, or where AI can give insights into huge data sets.
Corruption is criminal, immoral and betrayal of public trust
Corruption remains a significant impediment to equitable development, exacerbating existing inequalities and further reducing people’s trust in governance.
As CSO, we laud government for the launch of the new population policy
The new Kenya Population Policy aligns with national and international development agendas, including Vision 2030, the Government’s Bottom-Up Transformational Agenda (BETA), the African Union Agenda 2063.
“Our Land, Our Future”: LEMU’s message for World Environment Day
In many African societies – including in Uganda – land is not only a site of production but carries several other connotations including cultural, religious, political and historical identities.