Taddewo William Senyonyi

Innocent Kihika Makerere University Joint Staff Associations are challenging the nomination of Innocent Kihika as the Uganda Law Society-ULS representative to the University Appointments Board. Kihika was nominated by the Uganda Law Society President Benard Oundo following a request by University Secretary Yusuf Kiranda to nominate a representative of the

The National Development Plan III (NDP III) has failed to hit the required target, halfway since it was launched. NDP III is the third in a series of six development plans whose primary goal is “to increase average household incomes and improve the quality of life of Ugandans,” from 2020/21

The Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs Norbert Mao has justified the cooperation agreement he signed with the ruling National Resistance Movement Party (NRM) as the best idea for harmonizing Uganda's political divide. Mao, the President of the opposition Democratic Party (DP) was in July last year appointed to serve

Stakeholders in the shea nut value chain have observed a need to plant fast-maturing shea nut trees to replace those that have been destroyed. Shea nut trees, which grow naturally in the eastern and northern parts of Uganda, take approximately 20-25 years to bear fruits that are used to produce

Namanve Industrial Park Aerial view/ The Observer photo The High Court in Mukono has ruled that in refusing to give land titles of two plots of land located in Namanve Industrial Park that it had leased to Tirupati Development (U) Ltd, Uganda Investment Authority (UIA) breached a contract and must

The Secretary to Treasury, Ramathan Ggoobi (pictured) has warned Accounting Officers in Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) against undertaking contracts in foreign currencies, especially in United States Dollars and Euros, saying the move is intended to preserve the sanctity of Uganda Shilling. Ggoobi issued the warning through the Budget Execution

The National Agricultural Advisory Services- NAADS' newly instituted nucleus farmer strategy has boosted the planting of two high-value crops; macadamia nuts, and avocado. The two crops are a new addition to Uganda's agribusiness sector, and are highly cherished due to their economic potential, thanks to the global demand due to

Regina Nachuge, a farmer in Naitakwae village standing in her maize garden that has been ruined by drought. Farmers in Moroto district counting losses following the prolonged dry spell that has destroyed crops in the gardens. An estimated 10,000 acres of various crops such as maize, sorghum, bean, sunflower and

The oil and natural gas sector has so far employed over twelve thousand people during the construction of facilities to get oil out of the ground. Most jobs, according to the Petroleum Authority were created after the February 2023 Final Investment Decision(FID) by the Joint Ventures Partners in the Lake