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Prudential Uganda unveils new plans for education, wealth and family protection

Prudential Uganda has launched three financial protection and savings products aimed at helping Ugandans plan for their children’s education, build wealth and provide financial security for their families. The products, Pru Edusave Plus, Pru Wealth and Pru Legacy, are designed around three common financial needs: saving for future education, building long-term wealth and creating a…

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Equity Bank links Ugandan businesses to investors, regional markets

Uganda’s push to add value to agricultural and manufactured products has come under the spotlight as more than 150 investors, entrepreneurs and business leaders from 10 nationalities toured local enterprises during Equity Group’s 2026 Uganda and Rwanda Trade and Investment Roadshow. The delegation visited Zigoti Coffee Works Limited, Roofings Limited and RZ Innovations Limited. The…

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As Latif Ssebagala embraces Museveni, his wife is appointed to the Public Service Commission

President Museveni’s decision to reconstitute the Public Service Commission (PSC) has put fresh attention on one name on the list: Dr Hanifah Naamala Sengendo. Dr Sengendo is the wife of Latif Ssebagala, the former Kawempe North MP who has recently softened his stance toward Museveni. Parliament’s Appointments Committee vetted the nominees yesterday. The new commission…

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Entebbe Airport records 169,706 passengers in August

Entebbe International Airport handled 169,706 international passengers in August 2026, according to the latest traffic figures from the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). This included 88,270 arrivals and 81,436 departures, working out to an average of about 5,474 travellers a day. UCAA said in a statement that the figure marks a rise from July 2026,…

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“Early pregnancy could slow your military career,” female soldiers cautioned

The Commandant of the Military Police Brigade, Maj Gen William Bainomugisha, has cautioned female soldiers against early pregnancy, urging them to first pursue military courses that can improve their skills and chances of career progression. Bainomugisha said female soldiers should take advantage of training opportunities instead of avoiding courses and expecting to remain in the…

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UDB-backed businesses created 69,202 jobs in 2025

Businesses supported by the Uganda Development Bank (UDB) created and sustained 69,202 jobs in 2025, a 24.6% increase from the 55,553 jobs recorded in 2024, according to a new report. The bank’s 2025 Development Impact Report, launched in Kampala on Wednesday, also shows that the enterprises increased their output, profitability, tax contribution and foreign exchange…

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Justice Kinobe faults former minister Betty Amongi for unfairly firing employee

Betty Amongi, the former minister of Gender and Labour, acted illegally and unlawfully when she fired Osborn Turyasigura, an employee in the ministry, over allegations that he used forged academic documents to acquire a job, the court has ruled. In a ruling, Justice Simon Peter Kinobe declared that the decision to terminate Turyasigura was illegal…

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Nabbanja in UAE to engage officials in talks over travel restrictions for Ugandans

Uganda has opened talks with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to have travel restrictions eased, Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has said, as more investors in Dubai express interest in doing business in Uganda. Nabbanja said the restrictions are affecting trade and investment between Uganda and the UAE because they are making it difficult for business…

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Tanzania President Samia Suluhu loses husband

Tanzania is mourning the death of Hafidh Ameir Hassan, the husband of President Samia Suluhu Hassan, who died on Monday morning while receiving treatment in Zanzibar. Tanzania Vice President Deogratius Ndejembi announced the death, saying Hafidh died at around 8:00am at Mlimani Mzena Memorial Hospital. “It is with great sadness that I inform you of…

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Government listed KPC as a historical building. Watoto Church challenged the decision and won

The government’s decision to list the Kampala Pentocostal Church (KPC) building along Kampala Road as a historical and cultural site has been quashed by the court after its owner, Watoto Church, challenged the decision, saying it was illegal, irrational and procedurally improper. Justice Bonny Isaac Teko said the government had failed to demonstrate that the…

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Dr Isabirye’s media research firm, UMOA in legal faceoff over media survey

Market Intelligence Group (MIG) has threatened to sue the Uganda Media Owners Association (UMOA) over a press release disputing the findings of its latest media survey. In the survey, NBS Television was ranked as Uganda’s leading television station, something that UMOA has disputed. Lawyers representing the research firm, Kajubi & Co Advocates, issued a notice…

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‘Stay Switched On’: Stanbic Bank Uganda urges public to stay alert to online fraud

Stanbic Bank Uganda has launched a new campaign aimed at helping customers recognise and avoid the growing number of digital and cyber-enabled fraud schemes targeting bank users. The campaign, called ‘Stay Switched On’, seeks to give customers practical information on how to protect their money, personal information and banking credentials as more Ugandans turn to…

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He designed a building at Mary Hill and Museveni launched it. Eight years later PPDA suspended him for substandard work

The High Court has dismissed a challenge by architect Jackson Muhwezi against his five-year suspension by the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA), saying he had failed to prove that the procurement regulator acted illegally, unfairly or unreasonably. Justice Simon Peter M. Kinobe dismissed Muhwezi’s application and ordered that PPDA be paid…

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Museveni orders official burial for King Oyo

President Museveni has directed that the late king of Tooro, Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, be accorded an official burial and that the national flags fly at half-mast for three days. Oyo, who was 34, died after battling cancer, according to Museveni. He died in the United States, where he had been receiving treatment…

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Uganda launches three-year plan to build climate resilience in livestock sector

Uganda has launched a three-year initiative aimed at strengthening the country’s livestock, land and insurance systems against the growing effects of climate change. The initiative is part of a wider programme, Accelerating Food Systems Transformation for Resilience to Climate Change in Africa, which seeks to help countries build food systems that can withstand droughts, floods…

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Equity Bank Uganda, Madi-West Nile Diocese move to turn church assets into income

Madi-West Nile Diocese of the Church of Uganda and Equity Bank Uganda are working towards a formal partnership aimed at using church-owned land, institutions, and other assets to support economic development in the West Nile region. The proposed partnership is expected to go beyond ordinary banking services and focus on agriculture, education, healthcare, enterprise development,…

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