The 7 dogmas in Uganda’s governance
Like a river picking up sediment, Uganda’s governance is carrying seven dogmas that block critical reasoning.
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Parliamentary Committee on Defence and Internal Affairs conducted an assessment visit to the NEC Agro Farm in Kyankwanzi. The farm is one of the core…
For farmers who depend on seasonal rainfall, knowing when to plant can be almost as important as knowing what to plant. But in Kamengo, Mpigi…
Kole North Member of Parliament, Dr. Samuel Opio Acuti, who also serves as the Chairperson of the Parliamentary Committee on Science, Technology, and Innovation, has…
Like a river picking up sediment, Uganda’s governance is carrying seven dogmas that block critical reasoning.
As preparations begin for the 2026 edition, organisers hope the marathon will continue to unite communities while showcasing Gulu’s resilience and transformation.
Ayebale Kanyarutoke, the Kagadi district ANT coordinator, has condemned the rampant corruption in the country.
Malaria will continue exploiting the gaps in our knowledge as effectively as it exploits the gaps in our mosquito nets.
Ogwal Omamade the commitment on Tuesday June 2 while presiding over the handover of instructional materials to head teachers under the UCatchUp programme.
Both bodies of the deceased were picked up and conveyed to Lira Regional Referral Hospital’s mortuary, pending a postmortem examination.
Spiro is Africa’s largest electric mobility company and operates the continent’s most extensive battery-swapping network for electric two-wheel vehicles.
Beatrice Wembabazi, the Hoima District woman MP, gets surprised by the situation facing the facility, calling for immediate government intervention.
For 140 years, the company has pioneered solutions that help customers optimize processes, improve energy efficiency, and reduce environmental impact.
In many rural districts, local councillors emerge directly from communities shaped by poverty, interrupted schooling, informal labour, and limited educational opportunities.
Police say no arrests have been made so far, and investigations are ongoing to trace the mob.
The Kajjansi wetland, located along the Kampala-Entebbe corridor, has in recent years come under increasing pressure from rapid urbanization and real estate development.
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