Researchers expose decade of data explaining load-shedding in Uganda
KAMPALA — Researchers in Uganda have found reasons to explain current power outages (loadshedding) in Uganda, and the timing could not be more poetic –
KAMPALA — Researchers in Uganda have found reasons to explain current power outages (loadshedding) in Uganda, and the timing could not be more poetic –
KAMPALA – On February 26, 2026, Dr. Patricia Adongo Ojangole, Managing Director of the Uganda Development Bank Ltd, delivered a stirring call to action for graduands at the 76th Graduation Ceremony at Makerere University. Moving beyond traditional congratulatory remarks, Dr. Ojangole challenged the Class of 2026 to embrace the “new currency” of the digital age – Artificial Intelligence, data literacy, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
KAMPALA – A ground breaking PhD study at Makerere University has unveiled a model for managing Uganda’s refugee settlements.
If this model by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), the government agency handling refugee issues, it will help a great deal in managing tensions between host communities and refugees over land tenure.
By Pius Niwarinda There are lives that move quietly through history, accepting hardship as fate. And then there are lives that resist—lives that argue
By Christine Charity Mwebesa Last week on Saturday, the Network for Multidisciplinary Research Africa (NEMRA) invited me to give a talk on: “Navigating the Doctoral
KAMPALA – In January 1986, when the current administration of President Yoweri Museveni took the reins of power, the “Ugandan Water Story” was a grim narrative of dry
KAMPALA – Tomorrow, Friday, January 9, 2026, the skyline of Kyambogo Hill will officially welcome a new landmark of educational transformation. The First Lady and Minister
By Ivan Tibenkana Entebbe- Uganda: As Ugandans head to the polls in a few months’ time, the manifesto of the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party is leveraging aviation data,
Kabuyanda, Isingiro District — In a quiet village tucked into the hills of southwestern Uganda, a revolution is sprouting – not from parliament, not from
By Gen Sabiiti Muzeyi I honour the life, service, and legacy of comrade Eng Gerald Lumu Galiwango, a steadfast patriot, a disciplined professional, and a
By Dr. Apollo Buregyeya It’s already Friday evening and I probably am celebrating a good week. So what I share below should not be taken
A new study by a graduate researcher at the University of Stellenbosch has found drivers behind HIV patients’ unending struggle with viral suppression in South Africa.
Kampala, Uganda – Students from the African School of Innovations in Science and Technology (ASIST) Limited have set a new record at the Pan African
STELLENBOSCH, SOUTH AFRICA- A major online webinar is set to bring together African scholars and practitioners to explore how indigenous knowledge systems and leadership theories
He serves as the chairman of Young Engineers Uganda and the Uganda Premier League.
