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Search ArticlesSenior Lands Officer Charged Over Alleged Illegal Sale of Government Land in Mbale
MBALE CITY: A senior lands officer attached to Mbale City has been arraigned before the Anti-Corruption Division of the High Court over allegations of illegally facilitating the transfer of government land to a private businessman.
Uganda’s Coffee Export Earnings grow to $2.3 Billion
KAMPALA – Uganda’s coffee sector has posted another strong performance, with export earnings climbing to $2.3 billion (about UGX 8.3 trillion) over the 12 months ending May 2026, driven by higher export volumes and sustained international demand for the country’s coffee.
China’s development offers valuable inspiration for developing countries, says Saudi expert
RIYADH, (Xinhua) — China’s development, which is based on an integrated approach that combines long-term planning, practical implementation and continuous adaptation to evolving realities, offers valuable inspiration for developing countries, said a Saudi expert.
China moves to bolster youth employment for the AI era
This event in June was part of a month-long online recruitment campaign launched by China’s Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security, which brought together more than 5,000 internet companies and offered over 200,000 job vacancies. “The livestream recruitment helps bridge the information gap between employers and jobseekers, making it easier for us to find positions that truly match our skills,” said Liu Weicai, a graduating student from the University of Science and Technology Beijing.
Two arraigned over alleged theft of Emyooga funds in Entebbe
ENTEBBE — Two officials of Emyooga Savings and Credit Cooperative Organisations (SACCOs) have been arraigned before the Entebbe Chief Magistrate’s Court over the alleged theft and mismanagement of more than Shs100 million meant to benefit members of various SACCOs in Entebbe Municipality.
State House anti-corruption unit blocks 1.5bn shilling contractor payment
KAMPALA. The State House -corruption unit has intervened to halt a controversial 1.5bn Ugandan shilling (£310,000) payment to a Chinese construction firm, amid allegations of financial irregularities, according to New Vion Newspaper The State House Anti-Corruption Unit ordered Arua city authorities to suspend the transaction to China Railway Seventh Group Construction Company.
Celebrating Equality in the London
By James Kabengwa LONDON-The British capital on Saturday transformed into a kaleidoscope of color, unity, and defiance during the annual London Pride celebrations. Amidst the sea of banners, a distinct and resilient voice emerged from the African Equality Foundation, a charity that has put together diaspora community marching ahead. The United Kingdom for remains generous with a respectful approach toward the global LGBTQ community.
Mission Accomplished: Ambassador Amoru leads 273 Ugandans home from xenophobic South Africa
Uganda’s High Commissioner to South Africa, Paul Amoru, returned home on Friday alongside the first batch of 273 Ugandans evacuated from xenophobic violence in South Africa, drawing praise from government leaders for successfully coordinating the complex rescue operation. The returnees landed at Entebbe International Airport aboard a chartered flight, where they were received by Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, Haruna Kyeyune.
Parliament’s top officials netted in Shs10.9b corruption dragnet
KAMPALA – Uganda’s anti-corruption investigators have struck at the heart of Parliament, arresting and charging several senior officials over an alleged multi-billion-shilling embezzlement and money laundering scheme. The Inspectorate of Government (IGG) accuses the officials of siphoning public funds and laundering more than Shs10.9 billion in a scandal expected to deepen scrutiny of financial management at Parliament.
How the SGS vehicle inspection deal turned Ronald Amanyire into a controversial figure
Ronald Amanyire, the suspended Principal Road Safety Officer in the Ministry of Works and Transport, was for years one of the ministry’s key technical officials responsible for road safety policy and implementation of the mandatory motor vehicle inspection programme. He also served as Contract Manager for the SGS vehicle inspection project and chaired key negotiations for contracts related to the programme.