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Passengers Trekking to Bulenga to access taxis The eviction of encroachers on Lubigi Wetland has left taxi operators stranded.   Last week, the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) and the Ministry of Water and Environment embarked on an operation of restoring the Lubigi wetland. Busega taxis were also affected leaving passengers

Angerikori grinding millet Uganda's Capital City, Kampala still grapples with children who flock to the streets and major traffic junctions to beg money from road users. According to Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA), there are over 1000 such children, the majority aged between 3 to 16 years. Wearing a vulnerable

Phone users can download and pay for ringtones Ugandan musicians are up in arms over their share of benefits from the Caller Ring Back Tone (CRBT) scheme. Purchasable ringtones, usually snatches of popular songs, generate a lot of money - up to $20m (£17m) in Uganda in 2019 - according

Coffee farmers and Traders in South Western Uganda have formed a Coffee Investment Consortium to address challenges faced by the sector. The Coffee farmers cite Middlemen and low prices as the major challenges while the traders cite poor post-harvest methods. Under the arrangement, the coffee investment consortium will bring together

Part of Kame Valley Market, the Central Market for Mukono Municipality. The proposed construction of a modern market in Mukono Municipality hangs in balance due to the lack of sufficient land. The municipality was given green light by the Ministry of Local Government to present all the necessary requirements which

Gen. Jeje Odongo meeting Japan's Foreign Affairs Minister, Hayashi Yoshimasa yesterday in Tunis. The two exchanged views on how to further bolster the excellent relations for the mutual benefit of both Uganda and Japan. The Government of Uganda has reiterated its continued partnership and stronger cooperation under the TICAD framework,

Police in the Kiira region is hunting for three staff of Jinja City Council over the missing road construction equipment and a vehicle. The officials are Deputy City Clerk Jinja Peter Mawerere, Assistant City Engineer Lydia Nabirye, and the acting senior law enforcement officer Dennis Bimbonh. The missing equipment includes;

MP Betty Nambooze Betty Nambooze Bakireke, the MP for Mukono Municipality says that she was not surprised when the hospital in the United States of America wrote to Parliament indicating that she was going to be held longer than had earlier been anticipated. Speaking to Uganda Radio Network, Nambooze said