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By Mulengera Reporters Two weeks after schools across Uganda reopened for the new academic term, many institutions are now deep into the operational demands of the term—yet still grappling with a familiar challenge: cash flow pressure. While classrooms are fully active and learning is underway, school administrators continue to face heavy upfront costs including staff salaries, food supplies, scholastic materials, …

Our Reporter For years, Jian Namuhenge spent nearly Shs 80,000 every month on charcoal. Like millions of Ugandans, she relied on a traditional charcoal stove for daily cooking, unaware that a more efficient and affordable alternative existed.Today, that same sack of charcoal lasts her almost three months. The difference is not a change in income or lifestyle. It is a …

Viewers: 70,001 By Spy Uganda India has delivered a second and significantly larger tranche of medical assistance to Africa, reinforcing regional efforts to combat Ebola and strengthen public health preparedness across the continent. An Indian Air Force C-17 Globemaster III aircraft landed at Entebbe International Airport carrying 43 tonnes of critical medical supplies destined for the Africa Centres for …

  By Mulengera Reporters A rich man from Bugisu is sad and blue after his wife and mother of his children woke up and told him she was done with him.   Saying she wasn’t prepared to continue being with a man who is so local and possessive at the same time, the politically very powerful and well connected woman …

By Kayiira Jackson  The race for supremacy in the Kawempe Division of the USSSA Kampala Region qualifiers intensified on day four, with thrilling encounters played at Highland SS playground leaving the title fight wide open. Kazo Hill College underlined their championship credentials with a commanding 4-0 victory over Oxford High School, showcasing attacking dominance and defensive solidity. However, they were …

In his provocative new book, Slow Poison: Idi Amin, Yoweri Museveni, and the Making of the Ugandan State, renowned Ugandan-Indian scholar Prof. Mahmood Mamdani delivers one of the most powerful and unsettling critiques yet of President Yoweri Museveni’s nearly four-decade rule. The book’s central claim is both bold and deeply unsettling: Museveni, Mamdani argues, has become worse than Idi Amin, …