Türkiye is among Uganda’s top 10 potential overseas markets for inbound tourism. With the recent introduction of direct flights, our target is to attract 1,000 more visitors in the next year,” said Ambassador Nusura Tiperu during a gala dinner in Bursa.
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The standoff, caused by Balaalo herders illegally occupying public land in Apac District, highlights ongoing enforcement of President Museveni’s directive to evict non-compliant herders. A joint leadership team calmed the situation, relocated impounded cattle, and secured a partial compensation deal between farmers and herders, as part of a wider national effort to restore order in northern Uganda.
Uganda’s Vice President Jessica Alupo, during her official visit to Moscow on June 10, reaffirmed the strong and growing ties between Uganda and Russia, rooted in shared values and mutual interests. In a bilateral meeting with Valentina Matviyenko, Chairperson of Russia’s Federation Council, Alupo highlighted Uganda’s preparations to host the 3rd Inter-Governmental Commission and emphasized the importance of expanding cooperation in areas such as investment, education, health, and technology.
From June 17 to 19, 2025, Uganda hosted the 15th IFATSEA Africa Regional Meeting at Speke Resort Munyonyo, bringing together aviation safety experts to explore the integration of technologies like artificial intelligence into air traffic management systems. Opened by Justice Steven B. Kavuma on behalf of Minister Gen. Katumba Wamala, the event highlighted Uganda’s commitment to aviation safety and digital innovation, while showcasing Speke Resort as a premier MICE destination on the continent.
A delegation from the Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC), led by Chief Operating Officer Samantha Muhwezi, is in Malaysia to forge strategic partnerships and learn from the country’s success in managing its oil and gas sector. Hosted by Malaysia Petroleum Resources Corporation (MPRC), the team has held engagements with key industry players including PETRONAS and SME Corporation, discussing national oil governance, talent development, and business matchmaking models that could inspire Uganda’s own sector growth.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has reaffirmed the four-acre model as a game-changing approach to transforming rural livelihoods, stressing that even families with small landholdings can generate substantial income through strategic, modern farming. During a tour of Hajji Muhammad Zziwa’s thriving farm in Mpigi district, the President praised Zziwa’s success and pledged further support, highlighting the model’s role in Uganda’s journey toward sustainable household wealth creation.
Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba visited the 4th Division headquarters in Gulu, where he met with division and brigade commanders—including Maj. Gen. Felix Busizoori and Maj. Gen. Keith Katungi—to receive updates on ongoing operations in the region, South Sudan, and eastern DRC. During his visit, the CDF addressed troops, commended new recruits for joining a noble institution, and urged all soldiers to maintain the UPDF’s renowned discipline while prioritizing their physical and mental well‑being.
President Museveni and Ambassador Schauer explored various avenues to strengthen collaboration in areas including trade, investment, technology, and sports development. The talks aimed at building on the historical ties between the two nations while laying a foundation for future partnerships that promote sustainable development and mutual benefit.
Speaking during the third graduation ceremony of the National Defence College – Uganda (NDC-U) in Buikwe District, President Museveni congratulated the UPDF for advancing Uganda’s defence capabilities by establishing institutions that previously did not exist.
