New Uganda Police report shows decrease in crime and increase in road crashes
In terms of road safety, AIGP Lawrence Nuwabiine, Director of Traffic and Road Safety, has reported a 6.4% increase in traffic crashes in 2024.
Local government minister Rusoke to visit Kole over road fund abuse
The Minister is expected to tackle service delivery challenges highlighted during her previous visit to Kole last year.
Besigye’s movement “entrenches the heart”
Dr. Kizza Besigye has been in State custody for more than two months, with his co accused Obed Lutale.
Driving Ethiopia’s digital issuing revolution: two sides of the same coin
Ethiopia is proving it’s on a mission, a rapid one to digitalise. They have a good track record on executing on their ambitious goals.
Ethiopia signs MoU with ATIDI to support PPP renewable energy projects
with ATIDI’s assistance, Ethiopia is well-positioned to achieve its energy transition goals while ensuring financial stability for its power sector stakeholders.
Grants for refugee-led clean energy enterprises in Uganda, Kenya, and Ethiopia
Going forward, Ashden is pleased to announce the Howden Foundation’s support for this two-year project for refugees.
Lira women farmers find fortunes on the Okole shoreline
A group of women farmers in Ayago Cell, Ayago Ward, Lira City East Division, are using the Okole wetland for agriculture.
Climate action champions receive bicycles to tackle climate change
Adjumani’s Natural Resources Officer, Charles Giyaya, cautioned that climate change poses a serious risk to water security.
Exclusive: If Besigye dies in prison, will it be a time bomb?
Besigye is the country’s most arrested politician and activist since early 2000.
Amolatar parents deny gov’t officials access to defilement victim, 14
According to Amolatar police, Angura allegedly defiled the girl in the bush on Wednesday night.
National youth council intervenes in Amolatar defilement case
The LC1 chairperson stated that aggravated defilement is a capital offense that should not be compromised.
Uganda’s future in an evolving political landscape
As these events unfold, one must critically assess what the future holds for Uganda in the 40th year of NRA/M rule.