A devastating fire tore through the bustling commercial hub of Kakajjo Zone in Kisenyi this morning, reducing multiple businesses to ashes and leaving a trail of destruction.
 The blaze, which erupted at approximately 6:30 a.m., caught many residents unaware as they were still asleep.
Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) Launches Safety Education Campaign in Mayuge/Busoga to Curb Human-Wildlife Conflict
Mayuge/Busoga – The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) has initiated an awareness campaign to educate communities living near water bodies and protected areas on how to coexist safely with wildlife, particularly hippos and crocodiles, which have increasingly attacked residents in the region. The campaign, which began today, involved UWA officials visiting several landing sites in Mayuge District, where they engaged with communities directly affected by human-wildlife conflicts.
The company also donated bins to schools to help in the proper disposal of garbage, supporting a cleaner environment.
Kampala - Â As the country's environment continues to face degradation in various regions, numerous initiatives aimed at its conservation are being implemented.
Journalists belonging to the Greater Mpigi Journalists' Association (GMJA), which operates across three districts: Mpigi, Butambala, and Gomba, have elected new leadership for a two-year term.
This follows the expiration of an interim leadership committee that had been in place for 100 days.
The program has already benefited 1,270,000 customers who applied in April
The Ministry of Energy launched a nationwide free meter distribution initiative to simplify the process of new power connections for consumers. The move is part of a government effort to address power vandalism, which Minister of Energy and Mineral Development Ruth Nankabirwa believes is often a result of lengthy connection processes.
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