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Why institutions fail

Kampala, Uganda | URN | Uganda Development Bank’s Managing Director, Patricia Adongo Ojangole, says institutional collapse rarely happens suddenly, suggesting that institutions weaken gradually, through ignored risks, broken controls, compromised governance, and small ethical decisions that accumulate over time. She used this analogy to warn and urge newly qualified internal …

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Museveni rules out fuel transport on Lake Victoria, fears oil spill

Kampala, Uganda | URN | President Yoweri Museveni has ruled out the transportation of petroleum products across Lake Victoria, warning that an accident involving a fuel vessel could contaminate one of Uganda’s most important freshwater resources. Museveni said Uganda should instead rely on pipelines and railways to move petroleum products, …

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Fr. James Kabuye: The Maestro who revolutionised Catholic worship

Kampala, Uganda | URN | Long after the final Amen has faded, the melodies remain. Every Sunday, in Catholic churches across Uganda, congregations rise in unison to sing the songs that defined their faith: “Tusimbe ffena mukisinde,” “Alifuga Ensi Yonna,” “Ndi mu ssanyu lingi,” “Ndisiimisaaki nze Omukama,” and “Ddunda tusasire.” …

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Kampala petroleum terminal works launched, completion set for 2028

Kampala, Uganda | URN | President Yoweri Museveni has commissioned the construction of the Kampala Storage Terminal (KST), a major infrastructure project in the oil and gas industry. The terminal, located in Nsujjumpolwe Village, Kiringente Sub-county, Mpigi District, off the Kampala-Mityana Road, will serve as a petroleum storage facility for finished …

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Makerere introduces supplementary exams for students with retakes

Kampala, Uganda | URN | Makerere University is offering supplementary examinations to final-year students with retakes so that students don’t wait for an additional academic year to complete their degrees. The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Barnabus Nawangwe, told journalists on Tuesday that the initiative follows concerns by students over delays in completion …

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ICPAU targets employers to weed out unqualified accountants

Kampala, Uganda | URN | ‎The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda (ICPAU) says it is working with employers to remove unqualified personnel from positions that require professional accounting qualifications, rather than relying on forceful enforcement. ICPAU Council President David Timothy Ediomu said the approach is yielding results, with …

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Police warn officers over social media complaints

Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Police Professional Standards Unit has warned police officers against taking internal grievances to social media in search of justice or public sympathy, saying such actions breach police discipline and can expose officers to further disciplinary action. SSP Joseph Kirabo, the PSU Commander for Kampala …

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