Month: January 2025

Church of Uganda episcopal vestments which have been registered As they fight for followers, different Christian denominations are also engaged in another struggle over liturgical vestments. Setting a definitive stance, the Church of Uganda has officially gazetted its attires as a safeguard against potential misuse or misappropriation by clergy from

As the country grapples with the domestic production of vegetable oil, the government is looking at an alternative; shea nuts to address the shortfall. Uganda currently produces 80,000 metric tons of vegetable oil, yet approximately 410,000 metric tons of vegetable oil is required per year to meet domestic demand. This

Corporations have been urged to move away from the appointment of Boards of Directors based on their prominence or popularity but rather on the skills and competencies they possess for better and sustainable management of the businesses. This is because the corporate and generally the governance terrain is changing and

Jacquie Namuyonga Aguram (Left) with Gen. Muhoozi’s wife Charlotte Kainerugaba The name Jacquie Namuyonga Aguram is new in the political landscape of Uganda, but she’s steadily making her mark in shaping the future of the country. Originally from the serene Jami Village in Kamonkoli sub-county, Budaka District in Eastern Uganda, Jacquie’s journey is

Dfcu top management and members of the Board in a group photo after the AGM dfcu Bank Chief Executive Officer, Charles Mudiwa, has said the bank is focused on driving the execution of the “Fired-Up” strategy which is hinged on "who we are as an institution – our values and culture and how

EC Chairperson Justice Simon Byabakama during a media engagement meeting/ Photo by EC media team The Electoral Commission says the number of eligible voters in Uganda is expected to reach a record 22 million at the 2026 general election. The Electoral Commission has revealed that there will be four million voters