Uganda’s economy sustains growth with a stable inflation outlook
Minister Kasaija noted that Uganda’s economic outlook for FY2025/26 remains positive, driven by strong domestic demand, private investment, and steady export performance.
Category: National
NUMEC and partners launch “civic engagement drive” ahead of 2026 elections
The multi-million partnership, valued at shs80 million, will continue beyond the election period, allowing for follow-up on politicians to ensure accountability.
LEMU research on preventive legal empowerment calls for inclusion of the marginalised
LEMU conducted the research in the country’s four sub-regions of Acholi, Lango, Teso and Karamoja – benefiting 15 districts.
Dokolo: Kabalega-Mwanga heritage site in Kangai excites South African, US tourists
Among tourists who visited Kangai are from South Africa, United Kingdom-Nigeria, the United States, and Namibia.
“Sold before the interview:” How corruption is killing Uganda’s civil service dreams
Corruption in civil service recruitment has shifted from hushed rumour to open secret.
New Community Access Roads drive growth for Oilseeds Farmers in 81 Districts
Started in 2021, NOSP is a seven-year Project designed to accelerate commercialization of key oilseeds value chains namely sunflower, soybean, sesame, and groundnuts.
UHRC hails police over human rights reforms
Among the notable participants were ACP Maureen Atuhaire, SSP Dorothy Kyobutungi, and UHRC officers including Rosemary Kemigisha and Juliet Logose.
Otuke hosts National Oilseeds Project’s batch one of 1,034km CARs
At least 2,500 kilometers of roads are to be constructed or rehabilitated countrywide under National Oilseeds Project.
UHRC clarifies: ‘Adultery no longer a criminal offense but criminal trespass’
The UHRC announcement has drawn diverse reactions from Ugandans across the country.
Commemorating heroism? Ugandans offer strong critiques at the 36th event
Is heroism solely about fighting in a war over four decades ago, or does it also include teachers who build schools in remote areas, nurses who serve during epidemics and pandemics, and youth leaders who advocate for mental health, innovation, and climate justice?
Museveni talks Pan-Africanism at Uganda Martyrs’ 140th commemoration
President Yoweri Museveni was the chief guest during the Uganda Martyrs Day commemoration at the Anglican site.
Martyrs Day 2025: Museveni, clergy call for faith, tolerance, and national unity
“The Uganda Martyrs stood for truth and justice. We must ensure that our public life is a reflection of these values,” Ssemogerere added.