Kampala, Uganda – In what many are calling the most extraordinary urban transformation in modern African history, the heart of Uganda’s capital has been reborn.
A conflict that began with three nations now threatens to engulf the world. The global crisis over fuel prices has intensified, and most nations are suffering as oil becomes increasingly expensive and scarce.
Three months after the government imposed a nationwide ban on mukene (silver fish) fishing and the use of certain fishing nets across Uganda’s water bodies, families at Nangooma landing site in Mpunge Sub-County, Mukono District, are staring at the face of starvation.
Mityana District – Residents of Kyamusisi Parish, Kalangaalo Sub-county in Mityana District have appealed to government to rehabilitate the historic road famously known as the "HIGHWAY" which President Yoweri Museveni used during the bush war that brought the current National Resistance Movement (NRM) government. They also want the cave at Mukonga where the President hid to be preserved as a national heritage site.
As Uganda prepares to commemorate International Labour Day on Friday, May 1, 2026, under the theme “Safeguarding Uganda's Progress: Empowering the Workforce and Promoting Decent Work for Competitive Enterprises,” the true test of this vision is unfolding 200 kilometers east of Kampala.
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