Members and partners of Slow Food Uganda gathered to celebrate a decade of transformative work in promoting sustainable food systems, agroecological practices, and the preservation of Indigenous food traditions across the country.
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS), in partnership with TradeMark Africa (TMA) and with funding from UK International Development (UKaid), has honored eight outstanding journalists at the inaugural Standards & Metrology Media Awards 2026
The awards ceremony held at the UNBS Headquarters in Bweyogerere, celebrated media professionals who excelled in making complex topics in quality infrastructure standards, metrology, fair trade and consumer protection accessible and impactful to the Ugandan public.
Agroecological farmers, and other food system actors have gathered at Mukono’s Colline Hotel for yet another impactful Agroecology Learning Exchange organized by Slow Food Uganda. This is fifth edition, the Slow Food Uganda Annual Agroecology Learning Exchange which serve as a vital platform for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and inspiration among key stakeholders in Uganda’s food systems.
The management of Sino Uganda Mbale Industrial Park has moved to clarify what it describes as “inaccurate and misleading information” circulating on social media and in sections of the press regarding a recent workplace incident involving an employee of Future Plastic Products, a tenant company within the park.
The government has finalized plans to compensate business owners who lost money and goods in the recent floods that affected Kampala last year, on October 31st.
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