WAKISO, Uganda — Technical leaders and central government representatives met in Wakiso from April 23 to 26 to evaluate the progress of the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area Urban Development Program. The Program Technical Committee’s third-quarter review focused on infrastructure delivery, institutional performance and environmental safeguards across Wakiso District and Nansana. Undersecretary Monicah Edemachu, who chaired the meeting, urged contractors to …
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Gender Ministry Officials Accused of Sharing 30 Acres of Land as Ministries Frustrate M7’s Kampiringisa Fertilizers Project-80BN PROJECT AT STAKE!
By Mulengera Reporters In his 12th October 2023 letter, President Museveni introduced Intracom company owned by a Burundian billionaire and directed the Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja to help get the Gender Ministry surrender 130 acres out of the 377 acres which they own at Kampiringisa in Mpigi district, where the Kampiringisa Juvenile Rehabilitation Centre is located. However, the Gender …
Read More »Rt Hon Amama Mbabazi continues to fall into great things; appointed Canon in the Church of Uganda
× ]]]]>]]> The Bishop of the Docese of Kinkizi Rt Rev Dan Zoreka has today made new appointments for Canons of the Church of Uganda for both Clergy and Lay Canons during the 8th Synod Meeting at St Peter’s Cathedral Nyakatare. Bishop Zoreka announced that he had appointed the former Prime Minister Rt Hon Amama Mbabazi, the former Kanungu District …
Read More »Fuel shortage hits Kampala, triggers price hikes
Motorists in Kampala are scrambling for fuel after a shortage that first affected upcountry stations earlier this week spread to the capital, triggering long queues, price hikes and growing frustration among transport operators. By Friday, most outlets operated by major suppliers such as Vivo Energy (Shell) and TotalEnergies had run dry. At several stations, attendants either stood idle or turned …
Read More »Real Integration: E.Africa Eyes Energy Independence With Ambitious Joint Oil Refinery Plan
Viewers: 50,021 By Spy Uganda East African nations including Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda are engaged in discussions to establish a joint oil refinery, a bold regional initiative aimed at reducing dependence on imported fuel and strengthening energy security. The proposed project, which is still under negotiation, reflects a growing recognition among regional governments of the need to collaborate in …
Read More »HRMAU Witnesses Leadership Transition as New Governing Council Assumes Office – The Voice Uganda
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Read More »“Mirinda Smiles” Campaign Set to Energize Schools Nationwide
Kiromo Brand House has officially entered into a strategic partnership with Crown Beverages Limited to roll out an exciting nationwide schools activation campaign dubbed “Mirinda Smiles.” The partnership was formalized this morning at Crown Beverages’ head offices in Nakawa, along Jinja Road, marking the beginning of a vibrant youth-focused engagement drive set to reach students across Uganda. The Mirinda Smiles …
Read More »Gov’t Assures Displaced Traders of New Workspaces Amid Trade Order Enforcement
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Read More »MUASA Warns Sovereignty Bill Could Threaten Academic Freedom and Research in Uganda, Urges Parliament to Abandon the Bill – mulengeranews.com
By Ben Musanje The Makerere University Academic Staff Association (MUASA) has raised strong concerns over the proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, warning that it could significantly undermine academic freedom, research, and higher education in Uganda. In a statement issued on X (formerly Twitter), MUASA emphasized that its position is “not political” but grounded in professional and institutional responsibility. The …
Read More »Don’t say ‘LGBT’, says Malaysia official. Say ‘deviant culture’ instead
But Malaysia human rights agency opposes effort to reduce LGBT presence online. Marhamah Rosli (Bernama photo courtesy of Qnews / Malaysian National News Agency) Malaysia’s minister of religious affairs has declared that the term “LGBT” promotes illegal same-sex sexual relations and asks people to use the term “deviant culture” instead. The Malayian human rights commission denounced the suggestion. Attitude magazine …
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