Uganda news

In a recent interview with The African Report, Ms Frazer, a former assistant secretary of state under President George W. Bush, shed light on the US decision to suspend Uganda from the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA). Contrary to expectations, she revealed that the decision was rooted in concerns over anti-gay legislation and human rights issues, rather than trade. ...

The once tranquil political landscape has been marred by a series of attacks against the esteemed Speaker of Parliament, Anita Among. However, the repercussions of these relentless assaults have extended beyond the speaker herself. Mr. Anderson Burora, a former Deputy Resident City Commissioner for Rubaga, now finds himself embroiled in a maelstrom of trouble. Mr. Anderson Burora detained, expected in ...

In a rapidly changing global energy landscape, African countries must seize the opportunity to invest more in their energy projects. To truly harness the continent’s vast potential, it is crucial to create an enabling environment that attracts investment and removes barriers. This can be achieved by implementing attractive regulatory and fiscal terms, unlocking unprecedented opportunities for Africa’s energy sector. Africa, ...

In a recent address, President Museveni explained his opposition to certain family planning methods, stating that he had dismissed foreign concerns about Uganda’s population growth. He emphasized that he wanted the country to progress at its own pace, without external interference. However president Museveni argued that some family planning methods were incompatible with Ugandan cultural traditions and values. He expressed ...

In the serene district of Mayuge, a wave of distress has gripped the local community. The National Forestry Authority (NFA) enforcement team stormed the area, leaving a trail of demolished homes in their wake. Nearly 13 years ago, President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni issued a directive to return the land gazetted for a forest reserve in Mayuge to the local communities. ...