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 Safal Uganda Baati Foundation continues to sustainably invest in Uganda's youth prioritizing intentional vocational and life skills development By George Mubiru, Head -Safal Uganda Baati Foundation Beyond delivering exceptional building solutions, sustainable community empowerment remains a core mission of Uganda Baati Limited.  Our social development impact function Safal Uganda Baati

By Ibrahim Senyonga It is now evident that Uganda’s path to socio-economic transformation will not be driven by connectivity alone but by how that connectivity is translated into real value through platforms, digital tools, and strong public-private collaboration. At the Second Annual ICT National Summit held at the National ICT

Rhoda Nsibirwa Kalema Nakibuuka at the launch of her autobiography -My Life is But a Weaving Tributes pour in from feminists, friends, relatives and law makers after news of the death of Rhoda Nsibirwa Kalema Nakibuuka, one of the pioneer Uganda female parliamentarians. She died on Sunday, 3rd August 2025.

Youth being trained on how to turn waste into clean-burning briquettes in Namugongo In Kampala, where waste and poverty remain pressing challenges, two Ugandan women are leading a quiet but impactful transformation. Scovia N. Swabrah, Communications and Research Specialist at FINCA Uganda, and her colleague Justine Nabawanuka, a Marketing and

By Christopher Burke Across Uganda, millions of people live and work on land held under customary tenure. Families have cultivated, inherited and depended on this land for generations, remain locked out of one of the most powerful tools for economic empowerment: access to formal credit. Despite the growing recognition of

Walk-to-Work protests led by Dr. Kizza Besigye in 2011 were a result of politically induced inflation By Julius Businge In 2011, monetary policy briefings at the Bank of Uganda Boardroom, Level 7, delivered by the late Prof. Emmanuel Tumusiime Mutebile and often flanked by his deputy, Dr. Louis Kasekende and