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New law to regulate engineering professionals in the offing
A law that will regulate the operations of technologists and technicians, has been mooted for consideration by Parliament. The Bill…
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Uganda launches HIV prevention program for men engaging in high-risk sexual activities
The Ugandan government has introduced an innovative program to provide event-driven pre-exposure prophylaxis (ED-PrEP) to HIV-negative men who participate in…
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Here are Uganda’s biggest corruption scandals of the past ten years
Despite the government’s efforts to establish anti-corruption institutions to address corruption in public service, the prevalence and impact of corrupt…
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Gov’t launches program to empower persons with disabilities across Uganda
In a bold move to uplift and integrate Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) into the economic mainstream, the Ugandan government has…
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Gulu residents call for quick completion of cancer centre
Residents of Gulu City have asked Parliament to prioritise the completion of the regional cancer centre in the new financial…
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EACOP protests, are they genuine or paid pawn games?
In the past year, the streets of Uganda have witnessed a surge in protests against the East African Crude Oil…
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MICHAEL JJINGO: How to make yourself indispensable in your trade
Many times, we are important, but not indispensable! This even happens in our side hustles. When some people are not…
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FULL LIST: UMRA exposes over 50 illegal online lenders preying on Ugandans
In a decisive effort to safeguard consumers and bring order to the microfinance sector, the Uganda Microfinance Regulatory Authority (UMRA)…
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Luzira prisons water crisis, a symptom of deeper financial mismanagement
In a deepening financial crisis, the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) recently cut off water supply to Luzira Prisons…