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    Author: Kaleb Alinda

    Nakawa Division Residents Decry Delayed Road Works

    The delays of the ongoing construction of the road have not only affected the business community and people with vehicles but have immensely affected people who use boda bodas as means of transport to reach their different work stations, since by the time they arrive they are covered with dust.

    Online Trading: A Possible Alternative for Costly Traditional Shops

    Government's policy of relocating street vendors from the city affects many traders in the arcades since vendors sell merchandise on behalf of shop owners on a commission-based mutual arrangement.

    Commercial Banks Access to NIRA Data Base: An Attack on Customers Privacy 

    In a bid to combat the rampant fraud and cyber security in most commercial banks, the Bank of Uganda has granted 74 financial institutions access to the National Identification and Registration Authority's (NIRA) database.

     Foreign Affairs Ministry Rubbishes Rumors of Ugandan Diplomats Being Expelled from the UK

    The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has rubbished rumors circulating on different social media platforms and media houses that Ugandan diplomats have been expelled from the United Kingdom.

    Gov’t set to hold the 13th Mineral Wealth Conference to Harness the Use of Minerals for Economic Development

    The government, through the Ministry for Energy and Mineral Development, is set to hold the 13th mineral wealth conference scheduled to take place from October 1st–2nd, 2024, at the Kampala Serena Hotel.

    Lukwago Accuses Electoral Commission of Dodging Them during New Party Registration

    The Secretary of the Electoral Commission, Leonard Mulekwah, wrote a letter instructing the People's Front for Freedom Party to comply with the Political Parties and Organizations Act of 2005, which prohibits registering political parties or organizations with names or symbols already in use by other registered parties.

    Uganda Hosts Mozambique to Strengthen Bilateral Relations, Trade

    The two countries share strong historical bonds through the FRONASA and FRELIMO liberation struggles from the shackles of colonialism and bad governance in the post-colonial era, which is a strong foundation in enhancing bilateral cooperation.

    EC Assures Africa of Holding Free and Fair Elections in 2026

    The Uganda Electoral Commission (EC) has assured African states that it will conduct free and fair elections in 2026 with utmost transparency and neutrality. This...

    Uganda Cleared to Export Fish, Chili to China

    Uganda has been cleared to export chili and aquatic products (fish) to China during the ongoing heads of state summit on the Forum of China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing, China.

    Over 50 African Presidents Gather in Beijing for FOCAC Summit 2024

    This gathering aims to strengthen ties between China and African nations and address critical issues impacting the continent.

    New Karuma Bridge Construction Set to Begin in 2026

    The government is set to construct a new bridge at Karuma along the Gulu-Westnile Highway

    Gen Z activists vs. Politics of Today

    Generation Z is made up of people born between 1997 and 2012. It’s the second-highest youth generation in terms of numbers and population composition, and they turn up during elections of any nature, according to the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University and the Uganda Bureau of Statistics.

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