The 2025 Uganda wildlife marathon will be held in Lira City on March 2.
Posted inWildlife News
UWA gets new Executive Director
Dr James Musinguzi takes over from Sam Mwandha as the new UWA executive director.
Posted inEducation
Only 16 PLE candidates got D1 in Dokolo govt schools
These schools registered numerous Division U (ungraded) results, signaling a critical need for intervention from different stakeholders.
Posted inNews
Lyantonde residents encouraged to improve their welfare
Asaba David Nkojo, Resident District Commissioner of Lyantonde, thanked President Museveni for his contributions to the country’s stability.
Posted inTech News
Frontier AI safety framework published
G42 has launched the X-Risks Leaderboard, an open evaluation platform that measures AI model risks in cybersecurity, chemistry, and biology.
Posted inOyam News / Politics
Queen’s dollars projected to badly tear NRM in Oyam
NRM party leaders in Oyam district are currently in a money making decision, with Queen Dorothy Amolo a target.
Posted inNews
UPDF medics treat 2,000 Amuru residents
UPDF and civilian population celebrated the 2025 Tarehe Sita in Greater Masaka on February 6.
Posted inNews
Quarantine imposed at UCI Lira following suspected Sudan Ebola case
Uganda is currently on high alert following the outbreak of Sudan Ebola virus in the country.
Posted inPolitics
Tororo municipality electorate asks former MP Sanjay Tanna for a “comeback”
Locals say Sanjay Tanna can eradicate greed, corruption, and poor governance in Tororo municipality.
Posted inAfrica / Business
GABI calls for a bold reimagining of Africa’s economic narrative
GABI plans on hosting several GABI Bridges events throughout the year, including a side event at the Africa CEO Forum on May 12 -13 Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.
Posted inEnergy
JA Solar selected as supplier for the world’s largest PV and energy storage project
JA Solar is proud to deepen our collaboration with Masdar on this record-breaking project, which represents a monumental leap in the global clean energy transformation.
Posted inLango / Opinion
Opinion: Neither Aceng nor Amongi represent the future of Lango
While Lango has praised the appointment of these two women to cabinet positions, no significant resources have been allocated to spur development in the sub-region.