Bien’s Remarks on Uganda’s Music Industry Spark Cross-Border Debate

Comments by Kenyan singer Bien about Uganda’s music industry have ignited debate among artists across East Africa, with some Ugandan musicians rejecting his view that local success has limited the industry’s regional and global growth. Speaking on a podcast, Bien argued that Uganda’s vibrant domestic entertainment scene allows artists to sustain successful careers without expanding…

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KCB Bank Uganda Launches Mentorship Programme to Develop Male Leaders

KCB Bank Uganda has launched a mentorship programme designed to strengthen leadership, personal development and well-being among its male employees, reflecting a growing focus by employers on investing in people beyond their professional responsibilities. The Building Great Men Mentorship Programme, unveiled at the bank’s headquarters in Kampala, will guide 32 pioneer participants through a six-month…

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Thousands of Qualified Teachers Left Waiting as Funding Limits Government Recruitment

Thousands of qualified teachers who successfully passed government recruitment interviews have been left without jobs after Uganda’s education sector ran into funding constraints, exposing a widening gap between the country’s growing demand for teachers and the resources available to hire them. The latest recruitment exercise by the Education Service Commission (ESC) attracted thousands of applicants…

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Ugandan singer Joshua Baraka has shared the story behind what he calls one of the most memorable experiences of his music career after an unexpected meeting with internationally acclaimed DJ and producer Diplo turned into a whirlwind day in Kampala. Speaking during a recent interview, Baraka said the encounter began with an unlikely twist when…

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Before she became one of Uganda’s most recognizable female music stars, Swangz Avenue singer Vinka spent years working quietly behind the scenes, managing another artist’s career rather than building her own. Now, she says that chapter of her life is firmly behind her and one she has no interest in reliving. Speaking during a recent…

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Government Pledges More Garbage Trucks as Uganda Rolls Out National Cleaning Days

The government has committed to supplying local governments with additional garbage trucks and waste management gear as the country kicked off a nationwide cleaning campaign aimed at tackling long-standing sanitation problems. Vice President Jessica Alupo launched the National Cleaning Days in the Kisenyi area of Kampala on behalf of President Yoweri Museveni, marking the formal…

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Uganda eyes agro-processing growth as Vice President praises China-backed industrial park

Uganda’s Vice President Jessica Alupo has praised the China-Uganda Agricultural Cooperation Industrial Park in Luwero District, describing it as an example of how agro-processing can help transform the country’s agriculture from subsistence farming into a modern commercial sector. Alupo made the remarks during a visit to the industrial park on Thursday, where she led a…

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Cybersecurity key to Uganda’s digital future, experts tell SODE 2026

Uganda’s digital transformation will only succeed if cybersecurity and online safety are treated as core priorities alongside expanding internet access, a digital rights organization has said. Speaking during the State of the Digital Economy (SODE 2026) conference, the Digital Defenders Protection Initiative (DPI) urged policymakers and technology stakeholders to ensure that digital services remain safe…

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Uganda launches monthly nationwide clean-up drive to tackle disease and flooding

The Ugandan government has launched a nationwide monthly clean-up campaign, calling on citizens to dedicate three hours on the last Saturday of every month to improving sanitation in a bid to curb disease outbreaks, reduce flooding and promote healthier communities. Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja unveiled the National Cleaning Days initiative, which begins on Saturday, July…

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Uganda urged to invest beyond internet access to unlock AI and digital economy

Uganda’s push to build a competitive digital economy will require far more than expanding internet access, with experts calling for greater investment in the infrastructure that powers artificial intelligence, research and innovation. The message emerged during the third State of the Digital Economy (SODE 2026) conference, where the Research and Education Network for Uganda (RENU)…

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