On March 27, 2024, the first reading was made in parliament with an Act to enact the National Coffee Act 2021. Act 17 of 2021 aims to dissolve the Coffee Development Authority and transfer its functions to the Ministry responsible for agriculture. This change aligns with the government policy on the rationalization of government agencies and public expenditures.

In an equitable society, everyone should have equal access to these government institutions to allow equal competition but to also limit interference with these institutions.

Much as the residents have voiced their concerns about the ongoing destruction of wetlands, highlighting the inconsistency between what leaders advocate and their actual practices, the would-be role models for environmental stewardship have instead become symbols of hypocrisy, who preach about the importance of conserving wetlands while simultaneously engaging in activities that exacerbate their degradation.

The Minister of Gender, Labour, and Social Development, Hon. Amongi Betty Ongom, has appealed to government stakeholders, the community, and international partners to unite and enhance literacy education to transform people's lives in different communities of Uganda.

Two days after the devastating collapse of the Kiteezi landfill, multiple government agencies have joined forces with the Uganda Police and Red Cross in the ongoing search and recovery operation.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has cautioned Ugandans against fake job schemes following the successful repatriation of some Ugandan...

Professor Mwambutsya Ndebesa, a Makerere University lecturer at the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, has criticised the government’s...

The government of Uganda, in collaboration with the Ministry of Health, has launched a series of initiatives aimed at...