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Private Sector Foundation Uganda Launches Ambitious Tree-Planting Initiative at 1st Private Sector Gala: A Commitment to Environmental Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility

The Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU) has initiated a tree-planting drive, aiming to plant over one million trees by 2025 as part of their Corporate Social Responsibility. The announcement was made by PSFU’s chairman, Mr. Humphrey Nzeyi, at the 1st Private Sector Gala on December 6, 2023.

Speaker Anita Among Flags Off Uganda’s Parliamentary Team For 13th EAC Inter-Parliamentary Games: Pursuing Excellence, Unity, And Regional Integration in Kigali

Speaker Anita Among flagged off Uganda’s parliamentary sports team for the 13th EAC Inter-Parliamentary Games in Kigali on December 7th, 2023. The event, themed “For a progressive, peaceful, and all-inclusive EAC,” runs from December 7th to 19th.

Uganda’s Prime Minister Advocates for Clean Cooking, Secures Pledges at COP28

Prime Minister, Hon. Robinah Nabbanja, addressed the Global e-Cooking Coalition at COP28 in Dubai, highlighting the urgent need to address the environmental and health impacts of traditional cooking methods. Pledges totalling at least US$30 million were announced, with the UK and Germany contributing significant amounts.

Uganda Advances Renewable Energy Goals with 150MW Solar Plant Agreement at COP28

Uganda takes a significant step in achieving renewable energy targets by signing an MOU during COP28, agreeing to a 150MW solar energy plant with UAE’s Masdar as part of a broader 1GW collaboration. Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja officiated, highlighting the initiative’s role in addressing electricity demand, accessibility, and job creation.

Resumption of Second Phase- ATMIS Troop Drawdown in Somalia

The African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) has announced the recommencement of the second phase of troop withdrawal from Somalia in line with UN Security Council Resolution 2710 (2023). Initially paused upon the Federal Government of Somalia’s request, the withdrawal involves 3,000 troops and the transfer of control for eight Forward Operating Bases by December 2023.