GEMS School Management explore collaboration to advance education in Zanzibar
Zanzibar offers a unique opportunity to extend access to high-quality education and support the government’s vision for an inclusive, future-ready school system.
Danish, UNFPA envoys champion gender equality in Adjumani
The Principal Chief Administrative Officer of Adjumani District, Edema Richard, highlighted the success of the SAY project in different sectors of the district.
SanlamAllianz secures the African insurer trophy
In September 2023, Sanlam, the largest non-banking financial services company in Africa, and Allianz, with more than a century of history in Africa, joined forces.
Adjumani district records sharp rise in family planning uptake
The success has positioned Adjumani among the top-performing districts in the West Nile sub region in terms of increasing access to and utilization of family planning services.
Uganda’s Moses Opito urges competence as Rwanda marks 15 years of valuation
Moses Opito represented the Uganda Institute of Surveyors’ president in Rwanda where IRPV was marking 15 years of existence and operations.
Otuke County MP Omara raises alarm as 3 bridges are cut off
One of the offered bridges, Kaguta, was built under the Rural Bridges Infrastructure Development Project at shs1.4b.
Soldier in custody after shooting civilians in self-defence in Kole
Colonel Gai Fraser Mpadwa, Deputy Division Commander of the 5th Division, confirmed the incident during a press briefing on Monday, November 3.
EC warns security agencies on 2026 elections
Justice Byabakama also urged candidates, security personnel, and the electorate to coordinate with the Electoral Commission to ensure peaceful, transparent, and credible elections.
SADC releases preliminary damning election observation report on Tanzania
President Samia Suluhu Hassan was sworn in for a five-year term on Monday in Dodoma, Tanzania, an official event limited to the public.
Mafabi unveils FDC’s bold plan for free education, village funding, and better pay
Local leaders in Northern Uganda described Mafabi’s visit as a sign of renewed political competition ahead of the 2026 polls.
UNEB scout’s attempted bribe: St. Gracious School speaks after teacher involved
St. Gracious School in Lira City has distanced itself from the alleged involvement of one of its teachers in an attempted bribery of a Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) scout.
UN marks international day to end impunity for crimes against journalists
The Secretary-General urged all governments to investigate every case, prosecute perpetrators, and ensure journalists can perform their duties freely.