Uganda breaks ground on Shs1.4tn waste-to-energy plant in Namanve
Uganda has officially broken ground on its first large-scale waste-to-energy power plant, a Shs1.4 trillion project aimed at generating electricity while addressing Kampala’s persistent garbage management challenges. The groundbreaking ceremony…
Uganda moves to save citizen facing death penalty in Syria
Uganda’s State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Okello Oryem, has confirmed that the government is engaged in negotiations aimed at securing a reduced sentence for a Ugandan woman reportedly facing the…
Victoria launches free AI training programme
KAMPALA, Uganda — Victoria University Kampala has announced the launch of a large-scale free Artificial Intelligence (AI) training programme targeting 10,000 students, in response to the growing demand for digital…
Uganda targets Dutch tourists at BENELUX roadshow
KAMPALA, Uganda — The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) has intensified efforts to attract high-value leisure travellers from Europe following a tourism marketing roadshow conducted in the BENELUX region, covering Belgium,…
African youth most mentally stable in world
A new global study shows that wealth is not necessarily linked with stronger mental health among young people, with several countries in Sub-Saharan Africa outperforming richer nations in measures of…
