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    Author: Acram Yasiin

    A retired senior military officer, RO/00184 Colonel (RTD) Dick Bugingo, has continued to use both practical and theoretical farming skills to transform the livelihoods of many Ugandans through mindset change and model farming. At his AGDI diary...
    70-year-old Scholastica Namuli, a widow to Karoli Lubowa, was attacked and brutally hacked in Busowe village, Kirumba sub-county, Kyotera district.

    Over 100 Killed in Haiti Gang Massacre

    The massacre began on Friday, December 6, when gang members killed nearly 60 individuals using machetes and knives, followed by another 50 on Saturday.

    Justice Buteera Urges Judiciary to Embrace Digital Transformation

    Countries like United States bear witness to approximately 80% of case resolutions through ADR mechanisms. HW Buteera encouraged participants to think of new ways to use ADR and Alternative Justice Systems (AJS) that focus on the needs of the people when it comes to justice.

    NSSF Launches Voluntary-Smart Savings Plan for Working Population

    To the Smart Life Flexi launch, NSSF is integrating educational programs designed to enhance financial literacy among the people of Uganda. These programs will be focusing on personal finance, including management, retirement, and investments, and ultimately empowering individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed financial decisions.

    UCDA to Continue Operations Until President Museveni Assents to Coffee Bill—Tumwebaze

    The National Coffee (Amendment) Bill 2024, which proposes the dissolution of UCDA after 32 years of operation, has sparked heated debate and opposition from various sections of the public and some Members of Parliament. Despite the backlash, Parliament voted to advance the bill, citing the need for greater efficiency and alignment with MAAIF’s broader agricultural mandate.

    UCC Calls for Posta Uganda’s Financial Bailout as License, Debt Issues Bite

    UCC officials know that if Posta Uganda can’t fix its financial issues, they might have to suggest that a private company take over as the national postal operator, similar to what happened in Algeria, Egypt, and Morocco, which change could give more power to international companies like DHL, potentially upsetting the local postal services.

    Boeing Workers Call-Off Strike after New Contract Agreement

    As the new contract doesn’t bring back the defined-benefit pension plan that got frozen nearly ten years ago, it does improve the matching contributions for employees’ 401(k) plans. The average yearly salary for machinists is expected to jump from $75,608 to $119,309 over the course of the contract.

    IWILAP Calls for Immediate Action against Mob Justice, Support for Rape Victims

    Zuurah recently accused her husband and stepfather to her daughter, Hajji Ali Mwizera, of assaulting her daughter; however, in a dramatic turn, Hajji Ali accused her of trying to him with the view of stealing his property. 

    Chief Justice Buteera Calls for Legal Compliance Among Mediators 

    Deputy Chief Justice Richard Buteera has called upon mediators to adhere to legal standards while handling reconciliations in communities.

    MoH Flags Off Second Phase of Cold Chain Equipment Initiative to Boost Immunization in Uganda

    The Ministry of Health, together with the Uganda National Expanded Programme on Immunization (UNEPI), has flagged off the second phase of their Cold Chain Equipment project at their headquarters in Kampala.

    Two Kenyan Nationals Convicted over Murder of Ugandan Runner Kiplagat

    Kiplagat, a renowned athlete and a silver medalist at the 2008 World Junior Championships and Rio Olympics, was hacked to death upon returning home on December 31, 2023. Those who witnessed Cpl. Kiplagat’s car heard screams and witnessed the vehicle swerving before it finally stopped.

    UTCL Receives Major Investment from UAE to Enhance Services

    This partnership is expected to improve Uganda’s communication technology and enhance the quality of services available to the country with a population of over 46 million people. With this capital, UTCL seeks to ensure that it regains its foothold in the telecommunications industry, ultimately benefiting consumers and contributing to economic growth across the nation.

    US Ambassador Popp Calls for Peace Ahead of Uganda’s 2026 Elections

    The event, organized by the International Republican Institute and USAID, brought together different stakeholders, including the National Consultative Forum, Electoral Commission, EC, 26 registered political parties, Ugandan Human Rights Commission, security agencies, civil society organizations, and religious and cultural institutions.

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