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Mental health: a critical component of disease outbreak response

  SPECIAL REPORT |  Daniel Dramile, a psychiatric nurse at Oli Health Centre in Arua City, Uganda, was part of a small team who staffed the facility’s Ebola isolation centre during the country’s recent Ebola outbreak in 2026. Dramile emphasizes the importance of mental health during disease outbreak response, especially within …

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Jetour cuts Dashing price to Shs 120m in anniversary offer

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Jetour Uganda has reduced the price of its Dashing sport utility vehicle (SUV) by about $2,200 as part of a promotion marking the company’s first year in the Ugandan market. The vehicle, which previously sold for $35,000, is now being offered at $32,799 under the …

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PM Nabbanja calls for broader El Niño response as Uganda, UN launch $61 million appeal

  ‘The IPC findings will guide investments in food security, nutrition and resilience under Uganda’s NDP IV, aligning collective action with national priorities and the UN Sustainable Development Cooperation Framework 2026–2030’   Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has called on development partners and international agencies …

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MTN Uganda expands digital training for teachers

Kampala, Uganda | PATRICIA AKANKWATSA | MTN Uganda has expanded its investment in digital education to include teacher training and learning resources, as efforts to integrate technology into classrooms increasingly require educators to have the skills to use it effectively. The company, through the MTN Foundation, has established a Teachers’ Resource …

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Feni joins leaders at Malaria Free Uganda board inauguration

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Benard Feni, founder and chief executive of Euro Gold Refinery Uganda Ltd, was among 16 members inaugurated onto the Malaria Free Uganda Board of Directors as the organisation prepares to support the country’s malaria elimination efforts. The inauguration, presided over by Health Minister Chris …

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Uganda’s SGR faces new funding test

  The Uganda government is courting global lenders to revive the €2.7 billion stalled project     COVER STORY | IAN KATUSIIME |  Uganda’s long-delayed Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) project is facing another major financing test, with questions over whether the government can secure the €2.7 billion (Shs13.31 trillion) needed …

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