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Mirinda Uganda and Glovo Join Forces to Spread 2,000 Smiles Across Kampala
Mirinda Uganda has partnered with Glovo to launch “Mirinda Send a Smile”, a new experience under the brand’s “Sip a...
Prince Musanje Emmanuel’s 12 Crucial Points on Why The State of Israel Must Be...
By Prince Musanje Emmanuel — Presidential hopeful
The question of Israel’s security is not simply political—it is existential. The state of...
Patriotism and the Rule of Law: Finding Uganda’s Middle Path
As debates over abductions, bail and informal justice grow louder across the country, a Rukungiri-born doctor and law student argues...
dfcu Bank and Best Farmers Awards Enable Hasting Coffee Centre to Transform Northern Uganda’s...
From introducing improved coffee seedlings to connecting farmers to markets and international opportunities, Alfred Ojok has spent years building Hasting...
Prince Musanje Emmanuel. Continue Championing The Struggle For Human Rights. Uganda Should Be Free...
Uganda should be made safe for democracy, justice and human rights, and the peace must be planted upon the tested...
Who is Rev. Fr. Bonaventure Bosco Gubazire, the New Bishop of Kabale Diocese?
Fr. Bonaventure Bosco Gubazire, M.Afr., was born on 3rd March 1974 in Kitumba, Kabale Diocese, Uganda.
He attended St. Paul’s Seminary,...
The exercise of constitutional power in Uganda: My response to Asuman Kiyingi- By Morrison...
Advocate Asuman Kiyingi, thank you for your thoughtful reply. In my earlier response, I directly addressed the questions you raised,...
The UGX 84.391 Trillion and the Monetisation Imperative: Is Uganda’s FY2026/27 Budget Financing Transformation...
Budgets are rarely about numbers alone. They are statements of national intent, reflections of political conviction, and blueprints for economic...
dfcu Bank Expands Focus on International Schools Segment
As Uganda’s education sector confronts rising costs, increasing regulatory complexity, and shifting global standards, dfcu Bank has signaled a deeper...
The Oil Paradigm: Will Uganda’s Impending Crude Boom Trickle Down to the Wananchi?- By...
For nearly two decades, Uganda's petroleum narrative has hovered precariously within the liminal space between existential promise and perpetual postponement....
