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Sovereignty Bill 2026 set for 2nd and final reading in parliament today

Divisions Deepen as Parliament Braces for Sovereignty Bill Showdown Kampala, Uganda | URN | Parliament faces a defining and potentially divisive moment as lawmakers prepare to debate and vote on the controversial Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, amid deepening political fractures, procedural disputes, and unexpected signals of caution from President Yoweri …

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Dr Martin Odur Otieno: LEAD convention will spur development in East Africa

  Lead convention 2026 shapes the future of governance and business resilience in east africa   Kampala, Uganda | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | The League of East African Directors (LEAD) 2026 represents a landmark opportunity to elevate East Africa’s global profile in governance leadership, strengthen investor confidence, and drive sustainable economic transformation …

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Truckers strike over security concerns at Uganda-South Sudan border

Amuru, Uganda | Xinhua | Regional transit truck drivers have suspended operations along the Uganda-South Sudan corridor, parking hundreds of cargo trucks at border points to protest deteriorating security following the killing of a colleague last month. The strike has effectively choked one of East Africa’s key trade routes, highlighting …

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Karamoja women recount horror of 2019 insecurity

Moroto, Uganda | URN | Women in Karamoja say peace is slowly returning after years of violence that once defined daily life. Many remember 2019 as the darkest period, when killings happened in broad daylight, and fear gripped entire communities. Today, the situation is improving. While isolated cases of cattle theft …

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Dissecting Uganda’s new early childhood education policy

Kampala, Uganda | URN | For years, Uganda’s early childhood education sector has been dogged by concerns over fragmentation, inconsistent quality, and practices widely viewed as inappropriate for very young children. Now, a new government policy and its accompanying implementation standards seek to address these longstanding challenges, introducing sweeping reforms …

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Atiak Sugar Factory shifts production to late 2027

Amuru, Uganda | URN | Atiak Sugar factory plans  to resume production towards the end of 2027 or early 2028. Commissioned in October 2020, the factory suspend production sugar in March 2022 due to shortage of sugarcane from both the plantations in Amuru and Lamwo districts coupled with repeated fire incidents. …

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