The collaboration with South Korea will focus on technology transfer, safety standards, and workforce training, positioning nuclear energy as a pillar of Uganda’s Vision 2040.
Uganda’s Ministry of Works and Transport has announced plans to review the automated traffic fines system through public consultations after it faced backlash for being rolled out without adequate awareness. The move aims to improve road safety and rebuild public trust in the Express Penalty Scheme (EPS).
Karuma Town Council in Kiryandongo District has launched three development projects worth Sh79 million under the Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) revenue-sharing programme. The projects include constructing five VIP public toilets, opening a 3.2-kilometre access road, and distributing over 62 goats to support local livelihoods. While commending UWA’s support, district leaders urged a shift toward long-term infrastructure investments and greater accountability to ensure lasting community impact.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni today officially launched the Rwenzori Zonal Presidential Skilling Hub located in Mubuku Town Council, Kasese District. This initiative is part of the government’s broader effort to equip Ugandan youth with practical, job-creating skills.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has launched the Presidential Zonal Industrial Hub in Ntoroko District, a major step in Uganda’s strategy to fight poverty and youth unemployment through free vocational training. The hub targets marginalized youth and offers practical skills in trades such as tailoring, construction, and electrical installation. Speaking at the event, President Museveni emphasized that true liberation lies in skilling citizens to create wealth. The initiative, praised by Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa as a “game-changer,” has already enrolled nearly 900 learners and is expanding to meet growing demand.
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
Flynas inaugurated direct flights between Riyadh and Entebbe on January 16, 2025, with its Airbus A320 neo receiving a water cannon salute upon arrival at Entebbe International Airport.
The MV BKK 1 and MV BKK 2 ferries have successfully completed their sea trials, marking a key step toward their full commissioning. These ferries will enhance water transport across Lake Kyoga, connecting Bukungu to Kagwara (Serere and Soroti) and Bukungu to Akampala (Kaberamaido). After months of meticulous construction, MV BKK 1 and MV BKK […]
Entebbe International Airport recorded significant growth in passenger traffic and cargo movement in October 2024, handling 183,728 international passengers, an increase from October 2023’s daily average. Entebbe International Airport registered a notable increase in passenger traffic and cargo movement in October 2024, according to the latest statistics released by the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). […]
The Ministry of Works has announced December 20 as the opening date for the Karuma Bridge, currently undergoing a Shs11 billion reconstruction. State Minister for Works Musa Ecweru inspected the site, confirming progress at 85% and commending the engineers’ efforts. The ministry of works has pronounced December 20 as opening date for Karuma bridge, currently […]
