A Personal Perspective on Investment Opportunities in Uganda
Thursday, 04 September 2025
by Kyosimire Martha
“We want to see a society where people are able to get jobs that enhance the dignity of all individuals and allow them to provide for their families and create self-reliant individuals.” — H.E. YOWERI KAGUTA MUSEVENI As a Ugandan with a strong belief in my country’s potential, I view investment; both domestic and international
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Landowners to Receive Freehold Titles in Government Initiative
Friday, 29 August 2025
by Male Solomon Grace
The Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development has kicked off an exercise to hand over 44,425 freehold titles to landowners in 13 districts. The titles were processed under the Systematic Land Adjudication and Certification (SLAAC) programme, a government initiative aimed at securing land rights for citizens. Through this programme, unregistered land and interests are
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Ministry Of Lands
Uganda Secures $180 Million Intracom Organic Fertilizer Factory to Boost Agriculture
Friday, 29 August 2025
by Male Solomon Grace
Uganda signs a landmark agreement with Intracom Organic Fertilizers Uganda – SMC Ltd to establish a US$180 million (UGX 675 billion) organic fertilizer factory in Kampiringisa, Mpigi District. The investment, championed by President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni is expected to transform agriculture, reduce reliance on imports, and create over twenty thousand jobs. The signing ceremony, presided
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Why September 2025 Could Change Uganda’s Transport Forever
Thursday, 21 August 2025
by Mbolanyi Carol
I have been watching Uganda’s e-mobility journey for a while now, and if there is one thing I am convinced of, it is this: we are standing at the edge of a transformation that can change how our country moves, works, and even breathes. This September, from the 18th to the 19th, the Kiira Vehicle
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Uganda Cranes And The Housing Debate At Chan 2024
Tuesday, 19 August 2025
by Samson Tumusiime
Let me start with one thing that cannot be argued: the Uganda Cranes have done us proud at CHAN 2024. Every time they step on the pitch, they remind us why football is the game that unites this country in a way nothing else can. Their fight, their hunger, their spirit it’s all there for
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FUFA
Incidents Of Chaos In NRM Primaries Are Symptomatic Of A Democracy In Growth.
Tuesday, 19 August 2025
by Kiriinjju Magezi
Whenever we see and hear the word “democracy”, we tend to imagine a serene and ideal system of leadership. Realistically, democracy, like some romantic and grandiose human inventions is everything but idealistic and serene. And as John Adams said of politics, democracy can as well be described as “the systematic organisation of hatreds.” The only
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Uganda Is Now Africa’s Coffee Champion
Thursday, 14 August 2025
by Nimusiima Victor
For years, Ethiopia held the crown. Its beans were legendary, its history unrivalled. The birthplace of Arabica the face of African coffee. But quietly, steadily, Uganda has rewritten the script. Today, it stands as Africa’s top coffee exporter in volume, in value, and in vision. Uganda’s Rise: The Numbers Tell the Story In May 2025,
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Ministry of Agriculture
My Love Letter to Uganda Airlines
Wednesday, 13 August 2025
by CrispinK Crispin
Crispin Kaheru, Member of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) — I will start with a disclaimer: This is not your experience. It’s mine. Flying with Uganda Airlines on the Entebbe–Gatwick route was, quite simply, a pleasant surprise. The kind you want to tell everyone about. In an era when air travel often feels like
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The Plastic Pollution Crisis Is A Growing Threat To Uganda And The World
Tuesday, 24 June 2025
by Mutesi Janet
Plastic pollution has emerged as one of the most pressing environmental threats facing our planet today and Uganda is feeling its impact firsthand. Globally, an estimated 400 million tonnes of plastic waste were generated in the past year alone. This mounting pollution has far-reaching consequences for ecosystems, public health, and the global climate. In Uganda,
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Strengthening Gaming Compliance: National Lotteries and Regulatory Gaming Board Engages Police in Rwizi Region
Tuesday, 17 June 2025
by Micheal Woira
In a bid to strengthen stakeholder collaboration and bolster regulatory enforcement in Uganda’s gaming sector, the National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) held a high-level engagement with Uganda Police Force officials from the Rwizi Region. The engagement, hosted at Lake View Hotel in Mbarara on May 27, 2025, brought together District Police Commanders (DPCs),
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