It was circle of pars, tees, birdie, and bogey as 152 golfers stormed Uganda Golf Club (UGC) in Kitante to conquer the much-anticipated Stanbic Monthly
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African Grey Parrot Conservation Centre Commissioned In Entebbe
Chubu University, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Uganda Wildlife Conservation Education Centre (UWEC) have jointly unveiled Uganda’s first African Grey Parrots Conservation Centre. A
Local political leaders finally get salary enhancement
Local government leaders will receive a 100 per cent pay increment starting the next financial year, the Minister for Local Government, Hon. Rapheal Magyezi has
Stanbic Bank Uganda Appoints Sam Mwogeza as Interim Chief Executive
Stanbic Bank Uganda has announced the appointment of Samuel F Mwogeza as its Interim Chief Executive, and Barbara Dokoria as Interim Executive Director effective April
Ministry of Defence On the Spot Reckless Expenditures
The Ministry of Defence is spending a total of Shs400 million monthly to fly troops to Somalia and other destinations following the grounding of planes
UWA Translocates Kobs And Buffaloes To Ajai Wildlife Reserve
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is undertaking the translocation of 200 kobs and 50 buffalos from Kabwoya Wildlife Reserve and Murchison Falls Protected Area respectively to
Digital Innovation is Revolutionizing Access to Financial Services in Uganda
Uganda continues to witness a transformative shift toward indigenous and global digital innovations. Last year, the ICT sector unveiled a 5-year digital roadmap to revolutionize
The Tale Of Young Grandmother In Kasese Distrcit
BY INNOCENT KIIZA When I meet Oliva Mbambu the youngest grandmother at 25 -years in Kitsutsu 1 village Munkunyu Sub County , Bukonzo East constituency
ABAKYALA KU NTIKKO: Equity Bank Enabling Women In Small-Scale Businesses To Achieve Financial Growth
GTop of Form In its ongoing commitment to celebrate and empower women-led businesses, Equity Bank today hosted its fourth Women’s Month event in Gulu City.
Empowering Farmers: The Impact of Electric Fences on Human-Wildlife Conflict in Uganda.
BY INNOCENT KIIZA In Uganda, communities neighboring national parks often face the challenge of human-wildlife conflict, where animals encroach on farmland, leading to crop destruction,
