Telecom company, Airtel Uganda is set to honour Ugandans who have utilized the power of technology to positively impact their communities in its latest campaign.
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Digital integration of skilled women in the world of work after Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic that lasted for almost two years greatly affected the lives of women and girls in Uganda and left significant scars on women
Matia Kasaija on behalf of government of Uganda signed a project implementation agreement with the Board Chairman of Uganda Vinci Coffee Company Limited Ms Enrica Pinetti to establish a Coffee processing plant at Kampala Industrial and Business Park,Namanve.
Enrica Pinetti, a controversial businesswoman, who took the lead in the Lubowa International Specialised Hospital saga, has yet again received huge chunks of public land
Museveni meets NUP’s Kikankane youth group
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has met a group of 91 youth who described themselves to him as formerly supporters of National Unity Platform (NUP) under
Sheraton Hotel Kampala announces special Valentine offers for lovers
Sheraton Hotel Kampala has announced it will be hosting a special Valentine’s day treat for lovers on Monday, February 14. According to Jean-Philippe Bittencourt, the
Kakwenza: How he slipped out of Uganda, vows to return
An award-winning Ugandan author and fierce government critic who fled the country after being “tortured” in custody told AFP on Thursday he planned to return
Ministry of Health rules out strange disease in Kyotera
The Ministry of Health has named the illnesses that have claimed about 13 lives in Kijonjo Parish, Kasasa Sub County in Kyotera District in the
Over 200 youths to be trained in business, leadership skills
Michigan Fellows Agribusiness Initiative(MFAI) a US aided project is set to train 200 youths in business and leadership skills as part of efforts to bridge
Libya: Gunmen attack Dbeibah’s car ahead of vote to replace him
Interim leader escapes unhurt after gunmen fire on his car as he returned home early on Thursday. Gunmen have attacked Libyan Prime Minister Abdulhamid Dbeibah’s
ICJ orders Uganda to pay $325m for DR Congo occupation
Uganda has been ordered to pay £325m (£240m) to the Democratic Republic of Congo for its role in the conflict there. The International Court for