Parliament of Uganda
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News
Parliament organises party for MPs to ‘shed off campaign stress’
Parliament will on Friday, January 30, 2026, host a party for legislators to help them “shed off the stress” accumulated…
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Features
Why the Parliament of Uganda will never work in public interest beyond 2026
By Oweyegha-Afunaduula and the Center for Critical Thinking and Alternative Analysis Defining the Contested Terrain: Public Interest vs. Presidential “Interests”…
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Tourism
FLYING TO PROTECT: Inside Uganda’s ambitious wildlife conservation plans involving purchase of UGX 10 billion helicopter
In Uganda’s sprawling national parks, where elephants roam and lions rule, vigilance has become a question of life and death;…
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News
Parliament reviews Ugx 8.1T supplementary budget as roads and elections take the largest share
Parliament has scrutinized an UGX 8.104 trillion supplementary budget request, with the largest portion earmarked for stalled road projects and…
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Business
Parliament greenlights €212.8 million water loan despite opposition’s red flag warnings
Parliament on Wednesday authorised government to borrow a substantial sum totaling approximately Euro 212.8 million to finance the Strategic Towns…
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News
Why it is important to champion consumer rights against substandard products
In November 2022, the Parliament of Uganda discussed a motion by the Bukoto West MP, Hon. Muhammad Ssentayi, on the…
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Opinion
Why gov’t must prioritize the agriculture sector in FY2024/2025 budget
By Olive Atuhaire In January 2024, the Parliament of Uganda approved the FY2024/25 National Budget Framework Paper (NBFP) amounting to…
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News
LOP Ssenyonyi challenges Speaker Among to respond to parliament exhibition on X
The Leader of Opposition in Parliament (LOP), Joel Ssenyonyi, has tasked Speaker Anita Among to respond to all the corruption…
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Features
MISSING UGANDANS: How will plenary absenteeism affect protesting Opposition MPs?
For the last two weeks, political talk shows and opinions in the media have been discussing the decision by the…
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News
Speaker of Parliament dictates on MPs dress code
The Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has cautioned legislators against character assassination, violation of rules of the House and urged them…
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