Seven Charged Over Attempt to grab Kabaka’s Land in Kaazi
The Anti-Corruption Court in Kampala has formally charged seven individuals accused of attempting to illegally seize 120 acres of land at Kaazi, a historic and contested site leased to the Uganda Scouts Association, but legally owned by the Kabaka of Buganda. The suspects—Barugahare Mujuni Patrick (70), Butumbwire Stephen (70), Mugisha
Anti-Corruption Court Extends Summons for Prof. Balunywa Over Irregular Appointments
The Anti-Corruption Court in Kampala has extended criminal summons against Professor Wasswa Balunywa, the former Principal of Makerere University Business School (MUBS), to September 2, 2025, following a submission from his legal team citing ill health. Prof. Balunywa was expected to appear before court on Wednesday, after being served with
Gov’t Confirms Uganda-U.S. Deal to Receive Deported Migrants
The Ugandan government has officially confirmed a bilateral agreement with the United States to receive deported migrants, most of whom are African and Asian nationals who sought asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border. The deal was confirmed by Vincent Bagiire, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a statement
Reach A Hand Uganda holds dialogue with West Nile cultural leaders
In efforts to continue highlighting achievements and the persistent setbacks to achieveing gender justice in Uganda as revealed in the Generation Gender Project (Gen G), Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU), along with partners; FIDA, Uganda, and the Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD), held a youth summit in
dfcu Bank’s SME Mobi Loan: A Conversation with William Kayongo, Head of Enterprise Banking at dfcu.
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of Uganda’s economy. They employ millions, drive innovation, and contribute significantly to national output. Yet, one challenge continues to hold them back: access to affordable, timely credit. Traditionally, securing a business loan in Uganda has meant navigating collateral requirements, paperwork, and long
Uganda’s Role in the US Migrant Transfer Agreement: A Voice from Migrant Workers
As the collective voice of migrant workers, we address the recent bilateral agreement between the Governments of Uganda and the United States regarding the transfer of third-country nationals who are unable to secure asylum in the US and reluctant or unable to return to their countries of origin. Uganda currently
How dfcu’s USSD Code *240# Platform is Bringing Banking to Every Ugandan
A Conversation with Isaac Birigwa, Head of Cards and Payments at dfcu Bank has revamped its *USSD 240# platform, making banking easier, faster, and more inclusive for Ugandans. With no need for smartphones, internet, or airtime, customers can check balances, transfer money, pay bills, buy airtime, apply for loans, and
Entebbe International Airport Records Busiest Month Ever
Entebbe International Airport recorded its busiest month on record in July 2025, with 230,577 passengers passing through its gates, according to the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). UCAA spokesperson Vianney Luggya described the milestone as the highest monthly traffic the airport has ever achieved. The breakdown reveals 119,127 arrivals and
Uganda Strikes Deal With U.S. to Receive Deported Migrants Amid Rights Concerns
Uganda has reached a deportation agreement with the United States to accept an unspecified number of African and Asian migrants who had sought asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to reports by CBS News. The bilateral deal comes as part of former President Donald Trump’s intensified efforts to enforce mass
Search for Uganda’s Next Tourism Ambassadors Kicks Off with Glamorous Unveiling in Kampala
Uganda officially launched its nationwide search for the next generation of tourism ambassadors with the unveiling of over 30 contestants at a vibrant ceremony held at Emin Pasha Hotel in Kampala. The event marked the official start of the 13th edition of Miss Tourism Uganda, with this year’s grand finale
