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Category: Business
Court Dismisses Mayor Rulinda’s Ugx 273M Bank Claim Linked to M23 Rebels
The judgement delivered electronically on Monday by the Commercial Division of the High Court Judge Stephen Mubiru shows that Rulinda operated a dollar account at Stanbic Bank’s Bugolobi Village Mall branch.
OWORI JOSHUA, THE MOST CORRUPT POLICE OFFICER IN UGANDA EXPOSED.
When CID Director Tom Magambo introduced regular transfer policy, it was a sigh of relief to most of the CID officers, more so who had never gotten a chance to serve in other parts of the country, including Kampala.
President Museveni appoints former NSSF boss Byarugaba as Senior Presidential Advisors on Exports
They will be working, according to the appointment instructions, as key advisors on exports funding, infrastructure, data and product aggregation to improve work on exports.
Eroding Confidence in Uganda’s Electoral Process: Nomination Irregularities , De-Nominations and the Crisis of Administrative Competence
A growing pattern has emerged in which candidates are duly nominated by District Returning Officers, publicly declared eligible, and in some cases even commence campaigns—only to be later de-nominated by the Electoral Commission.
What the Food Exhibition at POATE 2026 Mean for Ugandans?
As POATE 2026 unfolds from May 21 to 23 at Speke Resort Munyonyo, it’s easy to dream big. Could a day come when fine-dining spots in Paris or New York sneak a Ugandan Rolex onto their menus, adapted with a twist? It’s not far-fetched—it’s the power of food to unite, inspire, and elevate.
MAAIF launches transformative Agricultural frameworks amidist persistent challenges, improved GDP
This move not only builds on Uganda’s emergence as Africa’s top coffee producer but also aims to institutionalize accountability and efficiency in a sector employing over 65% of the workforce.
Stealing from PDM beneficiaries a threat to the “gains”
PDM is a big gain for Ugandans that needs to be protected by all means. We have heard of opposition candidates stating how they would abolish the programme yet it doesn’t only benefit NRM.