Features
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The silent collapse of NGOs and its toll on the youth
As the number of registered NGOs in Uganda plummets, thousands of young professionals find themselves without work, signaling a looming…
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MPs or ATM machines? Ugandans debate lawmakers’ true role
Ugandans are divided on whether Members of Parliament (MPs) should prioritize service delivery or stick to their constitutional duties of…
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Will legal rulings protect journalists during Uganda’s 2026 elections?
As Uganda gears up for the 2026 general elections, a recent High Court ruling has sparked conversations about the safety…
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How can the government reduce reliance on money lenders?
In the bustling streets of Kampala, a stark economic reality is playing out, one that many Ugandans face on a…
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Is BoU thriving, or just surviving?
By Mark Kidamba As a statutory requirement stipulated in Section 49 of the Bank of Uganda Act 2000, the central…
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Internet use in Uganda surges, but majority still offline
Over the past few years, Uganda has witnessed a digital transformation, marked by a steady increase in internet usage across…
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How dfcu’s Women in Business Program is transforming women’s entrepreneurship, insights from Dr. Gudula Naiga Basaza
Empowering women is like watering the roots of a tree, it nourishes the entire community. This was one of dfcu…
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How WhatsApp’s blue ticks saved a businessman from a UGX88 million debt claim
In a landmark decision, Uganda’s Commercial Division of the High Court threw out a default judgment against Tusubira Joseph Waisswa,…
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DRUGGED AND ROBBED: The silent danger on Uganda’s upcountry buses
As dawn breaks over Kampala’s bus terminals, travelers board buses heading to upcountry destinations, clutching their bags and waving goodbye…
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NSENENE FEVER: From fields to fryers, grasshopper craze takes over
In the bustling markets of Kampala, a distinct buzz fills the air every November. It’s nsenene season a time when…
