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06/02/2026

Kampala Minister Minsa Kabanda has given vendors, boda bodas, and taxi drivers a two-week extension to vacate the streets, allowing them to sell off their existing stock. This move aims to help them adjust to the new regulations and relocate to designated areas. The government emphasizes that alternative trading spaces are available in KCCA-managed markets, offering safer and more organized environments.

The directive targets unauthorized street vendors, hawkers, taxi drivers, and boda boda riders operating in key streets and road corridors within the Central Business District (CBD), citing concerns over traffic congestion, pedestrian safety, and public health.

GOV'T TO RESTORE KAMPALA'S BUSINESS TRADE ORDER IN 2 WEEKS Kampala Minister Minsa Kabanda has given vendors, boda bodas, and taxi drivers a two-week extensio...

06/02/2026

On March 3rd, Uganda will join the rest of the world to celebrate World Wildlife Day. National celebrations will be held in Entebbe Municipality, and the Chief Guest will be H.E. Gen. , the President of the Republic of Uganda
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WORLD WILDLIFE DAY: UGANDA STEPS UP TO CONSERVE MEDICINAL AROMATIC PLANTSOn March 3rd, Uganda will join the rest of the world to celebrate World Wildlife Day...

04/02/2026

MARRIAGE OF BETRAYAL: MAO LAMENTS NRM'S RUTHLESS ELECTION TACTICS

The Democratic Party (DP) did not put up a presidential candidate in the recently concluded elections, simply because DP has had a strong cooperation with the ruling party NRM. However, in the aftermath of the elections, it seems DP didn't get what it had expected, thinking that their cooperation with NRM was to further support it during the election. To the contrary, DP seems to have come out of the elections with only 6 MPs, hence blaming the ruling party NRM for giving them a bloody nose using their tactics.

In a press briefing with journalists on Tuesday morning at DP headquarters in Mengo-Kampala, the President General Hon. Norbert Mao, who doubles as Uganda's Minister for Justice and Constitutional Affairs, highlighted several grievances that affected the party during the elections.

MARRIAGE OF BETRAYAL: MAO LAMENTS NRM'S RUTHLESS ELECTION TACTICSThe Democratic Party (DP) did not put up a presidential candidate in the recently concluded ...

28/01/2026

ELECTION AFTERMATH: STAY CALM, GOV'T IS IN CHARGE - BARYOMUNSI ASSURES THE COUNTRY

It has been more than a fortnight since Ugandans cast their votes in both presidential and parliamentary polls. However, to onlookers, there seems to be some essence of uncertainty, as some Ugandans were arrested, especially in greater Kampala and other urban centers. This has caused some fear in the public.

Uganda's spokesperson, Minister of Information, Communication Technology, and National Guidance (ICT), Hon. Chris Baryomunsi has come out to clear up some key issues that have been putting the public into a state of panic. Speaking with journalists on Tuesday, 27th January, 2026, at the Uganda Media Centre, the minister reminded citizens that as the country neared the polling dates for presidential and parliamentary elections, cases of indiscipline among some political actors emerged. These actors were provoking police by refusing to follow guidelines given by the Electoral Commission. This indiscipline was largely attributed to the leadership of the National Unity Platform. There were altercations with police and other security agencies whenever such insolence occurred.

Despite this, the elections went on smoothly and as scheduled. The minister said that the country is now at the tail end of the elections and is stable.

ELECTION AFTERMATH: STAY CALM, GOV'T IS IN CHARGE - BARYOMUNSI ASSURES THE COUNTRYIt has been more than a fortnight since Ugandans cast their votes in both p...

17/12/2025

The Uganda Lands Commission Embarks on Government Land Digitization Drive

The Uganda Lands Commission is making significant strides in digitizing land records, aiming to enhance transparency and curb land fraud in all government land and property. This was revealed on Monday by the body's executive members, led by Senior Commissioner John Tom Fisher Kasenge, alongside Andrew Nyumba, the Secretary of the Commission, and other officials at the Media Center in Kampala.

According to the officials, the launched digital land inventory will help reveal encroachments, dismantle land mafias, and recover public land, among other benefits. This initiative is expected to boost revenue collection and improve government land governance in the country.

The Uganda Lands Commission Embarks on Government Land Digitization DriveThe Uganda Lands Commission is making significant strides in digitizing land records...

06/12/2025

Human rights stakeholders have sounded an alarm ahead of the 2026 general elections. Their remarks follow some incidents of violence exhibited during some campaigns. Speaking with the media on Friday morning, Ms. Mariam Wangandya, the chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission, revealed that she has grown a thick skin because of intimidation.

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Human rights stakeholders have sounded an alarm ahead of the 2026 general elections. Their remarks follow some incidents of violence exhibited during some ca...

25/11/2025

GBV: A key focus on Human Rights Day
Today, 25th November, 2025, Uganda joins the rest of the world to launch the beginning of sixteen (16) Days of Activism Campaign against Gender Based Violence (GBV) 2025.

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GBV: A key focus on Human Rights Day On Tuesday, 25th November, 2025, Uganda will join the rest of the world to launch the beginning of sixteen (16) Days of ...

23/11/2025

Uganda has made significant progress in the fight against HIV and AIDS. To date our HIV prevalence is at 4.9% down from 18% in the 80's. There are approximately 1.5M People living with HIV in Uganda (930,000 women, 570,000 men), 1.3M of these are on treatment.

In 2024, Uganda AIDS Commission recorded 37,000 new infections down from 94,000 in 2010 and AIDS related deaths have also reduced to 20,000 from 54,000 in 2010.
However, important to note that HIV prevalence is significantly higher in women compared to men meaning women form the bulk of HIV infections in especially young adults girls.
Men have the highest treatment gaps compared to women meaning that men die more from AIDS related illness compared to women.

Uganda has made significant progress in the fight against HIV and AIDS. To date our HIV prevalence is at 4.9% down from 18% in the 80's. There are approximat...