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Leading Contractor Springwood Capital Commends Gov’t on Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations, 2026 – The Voice Uganda HomeBusinessLeading Contractor Springwood Capital Commends Gov’t on Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations, 2026 , https://voiceuganda.com/2026/05/08/leading-contractor-springwood-capital-commends-govt-on-mineral-markets-and-buying-centres-regulations-2026/

DGSM Engages Stakeholders in Eastern Uganda on the Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations 2026 – The Voice Uganda HomeBusinessDGSM Engages Stakeholders in Eastern Uganda on the Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations 2026 , https://voiceuganda.com/2026/05/08/dgsm-engages-stakeholders-in-eastern-uganda-on-the-mineral-markets-and-buying-centres-regulations-2026/

Mines Department Engages Stakeholders in Eastern Uganda on the Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations 2026 – The Voice Uganda HomeBusinessMines Department Engages Stakeholders in Eastern Uganda on the Mineral Markets and Buying Centres Regulations 2026 , https://voiceuganda.com/2026/05/08/mines-department-engages-stakeholders-in-eastern-uganda-on-the-mineral-markets-and-buying-centres-regulations-2026/

Viewers: 200,014 By Andrew Irumba Busia, Uganda–The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) has launched a two-day high-level stakeholder consultation workshop in Busia District aimed at shaping Uganda’s proposed Mining and Minerals (Mineral Markets and Buying Centres) Regulations, 2026, a major reform expected to formalize and streamline the country’s rapidly growing mineral trade sector. The workshop, held from …

Viewers: 200,090 By Andrew Irumba Busia, Uganda–The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD) has held a two-day high-level stakeholder consultation workshop in Busia District aimed at shaping Uganda’s proposed Mining and Minerals (Mineral Markets and Buying Centres) Regulations, 2026, a major reform expected to formalize and streamline the country’s rapidly growing mineral trade sector. The workshop, held from …

Uganda is sitting on a silent epidemic, and the numbers are chilling. Fourteen million Ugandans — roughly 32 percent of the population — are estimated to be battling some form of mental disorder. Yet only about 10 percent are receiving treatment. As cases surge, the Auditor General’s December 2025 Value for Money audit on the Provision of Mental Health Services …