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Technical Schools to Absorb Over 65,700 P7 Leavers

Over 65,700 Primary Seven leavers from the 2025 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) cohort are projected to enrol in Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions this year, as competition for secondary school placements remains intense. Mary Frances Atima, the Acting Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Education and Sports, said the national selection exercise is…

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Kadaga Calls For Audit On Election Violence in Busoga

First Deputy Premier, Rebecca Kadaga, has called for an audit in the electoral violence across the Busoga sub-region in the just-concluded national and local elections. During her post election address, which was broadcast live across different radio stations in the Busoga, Kadaga noted that she has been receiving reports of trumped-up charges aimed at silencing…

Denmark Supports Uganda’s Climate Efforts with UGX 83 Billion

The Embassy of Denmark in Kampala has committed USD 23.47 million (83.1 billion Shillings) to the United Nations Capital Development Fund (UNCDF) to help rural communities in Uganda adapt to the growing impacts of climate change. Over the next four years, the funding will support local governments and communities across the country through UNCDF’s LoCAL+…

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72 Youths Arrested in Kabale Over Alleged Nationwide Job Scam

The police in Kabale District on Thursday evening arrested 72 youths in connection with an alleged scamming operation that has reportedly been targeting people across the country. The arrests were made during an operation at the Gleam Supermarket building along the Kabale–Mbarara Road in Central Division, Kabale Municipality.  The operation was led by the Kabale Deputy…

Macro Good, Micro Bad: Uganda’s Economic Crossroads in 2026

When Jibran Fauz Qureish, the Head of Africa Economic Research for Standard Bank Group, stepped up to the podium at the 5th Stanbic Economic Forum in Kampala, he did something unusual. Instead of opening with data tables or forecasts, he offered a question that cut straight to the heart of Uganda’s economic story.  “Why is…

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