He addressed criticisms of government funding allocations, stressing the need for survival priorities, such as food, shelter, and defense, while pledging further investments in research and innovation.
Under the theme “Realizing Sustainable Development Goals in Africa: Progress and Way Forward,” the forum seeks to accelerate efforts toward the UN’s 2030 Agenda and the African Union’s Agenda 2063.
During his meeting with President Yoweri Museveni at State Lodge Nakasero, both leaders reaffirmed their commitment to enhancing cooperation in security, trade, regional stability, and development.
Thousands braved the morning rain to take part in the annual Kabaka Run at the Lubiri in Mengo, honoring Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II as he celebrates his 70th birthday.
President Museveni emphasized that sustainable development in Africa requires deliberate economic and ideological transformation. He criticized the export of raw materials and highlighted the importance of expanding regional markets, improving infrastructure, and investing in human capital.
The visit, which centered on discussions with President Salva Kiir regarding regional peace and bilateral cooperation, underscores Uganda’s ongoing diplomatic efforts to foster stability in the region.
The installation of four expansion joints at Karuma Bridge has been successfully completed, with the concrete now curing. Engineers are closely monitoring its strength, and the bridge is expected to reopen by April 17, 2025
The reshuffle highlights the President’s continued focus on stabilizing internal security, with Mugyenyi and Tony Kinyera Apecu stepping into pivotal roles.
The screening celebrated Uganda’s breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and untold stories, while positioning the nation as a must-visit destination. With global broadcasts set to reach over 130 million viewers, Hidden Uganda promises to inspire wanderlust and showcase the country’s hidden treasures to the world.
