Bringing healthcare closer to island communities
Today, the Minister of State for Health Primary Health Care Hon. Dr. Charles Ayume, launched a medical logistics drone flight from Butabika to Koome, onward to Kalangala Town Council and back to Butabika. TheMinister Aza embarks on Sacco revival in Bunyoro
The Minister of State for Cooperatives, Hon. Alero Tom Aza, undertook a three-day working tour of the Bunyoro Sub-Region from October 22 to 24, 2026, to assess the performance of cooperative societies and strengthenERA reaffirms stable tariffs and promotes affordable clean cooking
The Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) refutes misleading claims circulating on social media that electricity tariffs have been increased to the extent that UGX 10,000/= would purchase only four or five units. The claim is
Bahati asks investors to boost local content
State Minister for Industry David Bahati on Tuesday visited several industries in Kampala, including Mesha Steel Ltd, Samona Herbal Ltd (Uganda’s first herbal jelly factory), and Korica Uganda Limited (a homegrown transformer manufacturer in
Uganda, Vietnam business ties deepen
A delegation led by the Minister of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries, Frank Tumwebaze, and the Ministry Permanent Secretary, Maj. Gen. (Rtd) David Kasura-Kyomukama, is in Vietnam for a three-day business summit. In addition,
Govt assures Sinotruks distributor of support
Trade, Industry, and Cooperatives Minister Sanjay Tanna on Monday held a meeting with the management of Double Q Company Limited, a leading distributor of Sinotruks, other automotive vehicles, and construction equipment in Uganda and
Tanna seeks Afreximbank investment support
The Regional Director for the East African Region at the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), Humphrey Nwugo, on Thursday paid a courtesy call on the Minister of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives, Sanjay Tanna, at his
Farmers welcome fruit factory expansion
The ongoing revitalisation of Soroti Fruit Processing Factory in Soroti City is raising optimism among fruit farmers and local leaders in the Teso sub-region. The fruit plant, which faced several bottlenecks in the past,