By Emma Laura N. Kisa on November 3, 2017
Birth certificate, Birth Registration, Early childhood development, uganda
Culture & Heritage, Featured, General, Human Rights
The first time Terry had to travel after having her baby was an interesting time; there was a lot of preparation that had to go into the trip. One of the things she needed to check off the long list was getting a passport for her boy; four months old and she had to have […]
By Isaac Senabulya on November 2, 2017
Energy Minister Hon. Eng. Irene Muloni, Ephraim Kamuntu, Hon. Anite Evelyn, Museveni arab, ongoing 4th Global Business Forum on Africa, President Museveni
Business news, Featured
President Yoweri Museveni used his time at the sidelines of the ongoing 4th Global Business Forum on Africa to reach out to various investors based in Dubai, urging them to exploit the great investment opportunities Uganda and the region offers to do business with the continent. “Since you are business people, we must be talking […]
By Derrick Senyonga on November 2, 2017
Frank Gashumba, Frank Gashumba arrested, Gashumba, Gashumba and fraud
Featured, General, Latest Uganda News
Frank Gashumba a renowned social and political commentator and his brother Innocent Kasumba alias Mutabazi Simon were arrested on Saturday by Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence (CMI) for possession of illegal passports, fake stamps of different government ministries and drugs like marijuana and cocaine. The two have since been questioned about their link with fraudsters who […]
By Tryphine Musasizi on July 17, 2017
ART, bags, barclays bank, books, class_ both new and second hand clothes, clothes for all ages, electronics, hawk, Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), Kampala Streets, Luwuum Street, sexes, shoes
Featured, news & events
Every Sunday Kampala Streets stretching from Barclays Bank to Kampala road on Luwuum Street is shut off and designated as a street market where vendors can hawk and sell their items. Items sold range from clothes for all ages, sexes, class_ both new and second hand clothes, shoes, bags, electronics, art, books and many other […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on October 6, 2016
Africa, economy, sub saharan africa, World Bank
Africa, Agriculture, Agriculture, Business & Economics, Business & Finance, Business news, Featured, Finance, Regional
In their October 2016 report: Africa’s pulse, An analysis of issues shaping Africa’s economic future, the World Bank Group notes that after slowing to 3 percent in 2015, economic growth in Sub-Saharan Africa is projected to fall to 1.6 percent in 2016. That is half of what it was last year and the lowest level […]
By Gerald Businge on May 11, 2016
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Featured, Human Rights, Latest Uganda News, Politics, Press Freedom
If Uganda’s politics were a matter of first declare first serve, Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye would be the official President of the Republic of Uganda today. The erstwhile opposition leader on Wednesday May 11 2016 was sworn in at a brief ceremony in Kampala and took oath of President of Uganda despite prolonged battles with […]
By on March 30, 2016
Bulegyeya Komayombi, Dr. Ruth Sebuliba, Seeds of uncertainty, Uganda agriculture, Uganda seed trade Association
Agriculture, Business & Finance, Business news, Featured, Latest Uganda News, Media Gallery, Science & Technology
James Kisembo, a farmer in Kabarole, western Uganda, decided to prepare two acres for growing beans, three times the size of what he grew in 2014. Kisembo was inspired by the good harvest his neighbour got the previous season. He went hunting for the better seed varieties from a seed shop in Fort Portal town. […]
By Emma Laura N. Kisa on March 9, 2016
baby, Health, obesity, pregnancy, Vitamin D levels
Featured, Health & Medical, Health tips, Personal Helath
Many pregnant women have taken up different endeavours to avoid the unwanted weight gain during the nine months; they have taken to exercise, pregnancy yoga, walking, swimming, name it. However, some are not of this view and go ahead to eat for two, having the leeway given by a pregnancy. Whichever category a woman finds […]
By Antonio Kisembo on September 5, 2015
AFCON, AFCON Qualifiers, Uganda Cranes playing Comoros, Ugnada Cranes, Ugnada Cranes playing away
Featured, Football
Victory for Coach Mulitin ‘Micho’ Sredojević ‘s side will see them gun maximum points from two games in the for the 2017 AFCON qualifiers .Uganda Cranes play the groups’ under dogs Comoros at Mitsamiouli stadium in Moroni. The Cranes opened the campaign beating Botswana 2-0 in June at Namboole. In terms of this outing against […]
By Gerald Businge on July 14, 2015
domestic burden, domestic chores burden, effects of war in Uganda, Uganda women
Featured, Media Gallery, Politics
A working dog is needed urgently by women. A dog that can go to the garden and farm, work to earn income to look after the household, cater for school fees and clothing for children, for medical care; and, in its excellent form probably help the women in their household chores. Margaret Olero, 46, is […]