nnassuna

Ugandans to determine fate of PLE By Damali Mukhaye The Government has said that the public will determine whether the ministry of education should abolish primary leaving examinations (PLE) or not. The World Bank in 2018 asked the Ministry to abolish the exams on ground that a huge chunk of […]

By Ritah Kemigisa The minister of state for Industry David Bahati has informed parliament that the Gatuna border is only open for cargo on the Rwandan side. He made the revelation after the opposition Chief Whip John Baptist Nambeshe raised concern over lack documentation on the reopening of the border […]

Chinese and French oil giants sealed a landmark $10-billion deal on Tuesday to develop Uganda’s oil industry. The Final Investment Decision was made today at an event in Kololo. TotalEnergies EP Uganda’s General Manager, Mr Philippe Groueix, Uganda’s Minister of Energy and Mineral Development, Ms Ruth Nankabirwa, H.E Yoweri Kaguta […]

  By Benjamin Jumbe The advocates Coalition for Development and Environment (ACODE )has lauded the progress made in having Uganda become an crude oil exporter. This comes as the country awaits the signing of the final investment decision today. President Museveni and his Tanzania Counter Part Samia Hassan Suluhu are […]

By Andrew Bagala Security agencies are planning to disrupt events organised by an Opposition campaign led by Dr Kizza Besigye that seeks to protest injustice and rising prices of fuel and basic products. The police spokesperson, Mr Fred Enanga, said Dr Besigye is planning violent demonstrations in the country but […]