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Uganda is expected to pump its first barrel of oil from the bowels of the Albertine Graben towards the end of 2026. The black gold could fetch as much as ...

On April 1, 2026, an aircraft carrying eight deportees from the United States landed at Entebbe, a windswept peninsula on the northern shore of Lake Victoria, after a 16-hour journey ...

The increasing prevalence of inflated official titles and positions raises significant concerns regarding institutional integrity and effectiveness. An expanding number of individuals are assigned grandiose designations that do not align ...

The message from Mamadou Sangafowa Coulibaly, the Ivorian Minister of Mines, Petroleum, and Energy, could not have take on a more bolder tone after the West African nation staged the ...

No vignette best encapsulates and humanises the pacifist stance that Tooro’s fallen monarch Oyo Rukidi IV held as his reaction to a rugby tackle that Augustine Kasansula subjected him to ...

Uganda's fisheries sector has long been a cornerstone of livelihoods, nutrition, and local economies, supporting over 5 million Ugandans, according to the Economic Policy Research Center. Yet recent enforcement actions ...

Uganda is chronically reminded that Karamoja, which suffers from the paradox of plenty, is hungry. It is this season of the year, when images of haggard, malnourished children beam across ...

Nation Media Group (Uganda) was partially reopened exactly a month after its shutdown by security personnel, amid fears among critics that it was an attempt to torpedo critical reporting in ...

The transnational security and surveillance doctrine adopted by authoritarian states in the East African bloc has gutted civil liberties, the rule of law and democracy in the region. These cross-border ...

A FIFA World Cup like no other, it is a descriptor that keeps being thrown around quadrennially. And so it was after Ferran Torres’ extra-time winner secured Spain its second title ...