By Gerald Businge on March 7, 2016
ICC, International Criminal Court, The Hague
Politics, Press Release, Regional, Security
States: Arrest ICC fugitive al-Bashir in Indonesia Below is the full press release: Civil society calls on ICC member states to arrest and avoid Sudanese president at Organization of the Islamic Cooperation summit Jakarta/The Hague—International Criminal Court (ICC) member states should arrest and avoid all non-essential contact with ICC fugitive Omar al-Bashir at a summit of the Organization of […]
By Gerald Businge on March 3, 2016
kampala, Le Grand Jour (The Big Day), Tourism, uganda
Art, Environment issues, Latest Uganda News, Travel & Tourism, Wildlife
As Uganda invests much to boost tourism industry a new film known as Le Grand Jour (The Big Day) is being premiered Friday this week in Kampala with focus to promote tourism attraction. The film is set to be launched to Ugandans by the prime minister Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda at Century Cineplex at Acacia mall. The […]
By Gerald Businge on March 3, 2016
bilateral relations, H.E Dr. Amir Hossein Nikbin, Iran, Iranian Ambassador to Uganda, Parliamentary cooperation, Relations, Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga, Technical support, uganda
Business news, Finance, Latest Uganda News, Personal Growth, Politics
The Iranian Ambassador to Uganda H.E Dr. Amir Hossein Nikbin has announced plans to open a new phase in technical support and bilateral relations with Uganda following the lifting of international sanctions. Dr. Nikbin, during a courtesy call on the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga at her Chambers said one of the priority areas in the […]
By Gerald Businge on March 3, 2016
police brutality, Politics, uganda, Women
Elections, Latest Uganda News, Laws, Uganda 2016 General Elections
Human rights organizations, Foundation for Human rights Initiative (FHRI) and Women Leadership Development (WLEDE) recommend that the security personnel desist from exercising excessive power over women engaging in politics as it is one of the deterrent for other women to actively participate in politics. According to a recent report on the just concluded parliamentary elections, the human rights organizations observe that […]
By Gerald Businge on March 1, 2016
education, energy, Health, housing, National Housing and population census, UBOS, Uganda economic performance, Uganda national bureau of statistics
Business & Economics, Business news, Housing & Real Estate, Latest Uganda News
Uganda National Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) is in the final stages of releasing the results of 2014 National housing and population census with detailed indicators beyond the number of people that was released in the provisional results. The head of Communication and Cooperate Affairs at UBOS Mr. Geoffrey Nabongo while addressing Journalists at UBOS head office […]
By Gerald Businge on February 29, 2016
FCAU, Foreign Correspondents’ Association of Uganda, government, Human rights, opposition, Press Freedon
Human Rights, Latest Uganda News, Politics, Press Freedom
The Foreign Correspondents’ Association of Uganda (FCAU) is concerned over a recent series of abuses aimed at journalists covering Uganda’s 2016 general election. FCAU recognizes Uganda as a country with a vibrant media landscape and with room for expression of diverging opinions; we call upon the authorities to safeguard this status by respecting the freedom of journalists both […]
By Gerald Businge on February 29, 2016
Companies, Contractors, Government projects, industry and co-ops ministry, PPDA, Public Procurement Disposal of Public Assets Authority, Quality standards, tax payers money, Trade
Business & Economics, Business news, Finance, Latest Uganda News, Personal Growth
The trade, industry and co-ops minister, Amelia Kyambadde reminded all Ugandan traders to always take up opportunities available to them to always exploit markets in the provided free trade zones namely in India and China which government has outsourced for them. Ugandans can send a number of goods to the two countries duty free but […]
By Gerald Businge on February 29, 2016
elections, Electoral Commission, HRNJU, Human Rights Network for Journalists Uganda, Politics
Elections, Human Rights, Latest Uganda News, Press Freedom, Uganda 2016 General Elections
The journalists’ rights body Human Rights Network for Journalists Uganda (HRNJU) revealed that during the presidential and parliamentary campaign season and polling day, about 70 cases were recorded all having a bearing on the violation of the rights of journalists in the country, something the rights defenders says indicates signs of no respect to media […]
By Gerald Businge on February 25, 2016
International Wildlife Day, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities, Wildlife
Environment issues, Latest Uganda News, Travel & Tourism, Wildlife
The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities has finalized the construction of DNA laboratory for wild animals in Mweya where any suspected poached meat will have to be tested as culprits are apprehended for involving in the vice. The minister of Tourism and Antiquities Dr. Maria Lubega Mutagamba says the vice of poaching is on the increase in […]
By Gerald Businge on February 25, 2016
AAR Health services, CSR, GEMS Cambridge international school, Ggaba Childhood Development Centre, Ggaba market, Marsh Uganda, MTN, Nationwide properties, Pepsi, Sheraton Hotel Kampala, Silk Events, Stanbic Bank Uganda
Business & Economics, Business news, Education news, Finance, Latest Uganda News
Stanbic bank Uganda has donated 24.3 million shillings as part of the contribution to needy children’s education. 9.7 million shillings will enable the construction of Ggaba Childhood Development Centre in Ggaba market. 4.8 million shillings is for training teachers in modern method of teaching children and another 9.7 million shillings for Missionary to the poor which looks after […]