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07:36
07:36

Northern Uganda’s Largest Fish Hatchery Under Construction in Lira City 2 7

Once completed, the hatchery aims to generate up to 100 million Shillings per quarter and 400 million Shillings annually from fingerling sales alone. This initiative seeks to address challenges such as limited access to quality fingerlings, financial constraints, and inadequate technical knowledge among fish farmers.
14:28
14:28

Carbon-Rich Peatlands Are Dangerously Under Threat carbon emissions 1 Top story

The report is the first to comprehensively assess the global conservation status of peatlands, which store more carbon than all the world’s forests’ biomass combined; calls for urgent action to protect this overlooked ecosystem, including by strengthening Indigenous People’s land rights
12:46
12:46

Growth in Global Electricity Demand Set to Accelerate -Report 2

Strong growth in electricity demand is raising the curtain on a new Age of Electricity, with consumption set to soar through 2027.
09:13
09:13

Nabilatuk Farmers Embrace Micro Scale Irrigation System The World Bank 6 1

Sadam Kwemboi, a Senior Agriculture Engineer and the focal point person for the Ugift program in Nabilatuk District, explained that acquiring irrigation equipment individually was very expensive until recently when the government stepped in to provide support for committed farmers who cannot afford the system by offering grants.
08:53
08:53

UCC Boosts Digital Skills for Youth in Pader 3 1

Sandra Lakica, a participant from Pader Town Council, described the training as a transformation to her life. "I have learned how to create and market video content to generate income. As a literature student, I will use these skills to expand my coverage," she said.
08:42
08:42

Accountant Modeling Jackfruit Farming in Lango 4 5 Top story

Located in Kole District, Timo Fresh Fruit Farm specializes in jackfruit as the major crop, although the farm has other fruit trees like pawpaw (400 stems), avocado, different varieties of banana, and various vegetables.
07:44
07:44

IGAD Allocates UGX 14.4Bn for Ebola, Mpox refugees 1 3

The funds are drawn from a larger allocation of USD 8.3 million (approximately UGX 31 billion) meant to support IGAD member states heavily affected by Mpox outbreaks.
15:28
15:28

Computer Tablets, Data Excite Kalongo Residents 2 1

Christina Naluyima, an 81-year-old recipient, expressed joy upon receiving the gadget, saying she plans to give it to her grandchildren to aid their studies and job searches.
07:34
07:34

Safer Internet Day: Call for Increased Online Safety Awareness

Fred Otunu, speaking on behalf of the Uganda Communication Commission (UCC) Executive Director, warned that online harassment can have serious legal and psychological consequences. "Victims often suffer from anxiety, depression, and reputational damage, while perpetrators may face criminal charges and civil lawsuits," Otunu explained.
12:07
12:07

Activists Raise Red Flag Over Gov's Science-First Salary Policy CSBAG 1

The activists warned that, in the medium and long term, experienced civil servants might resign in large numbers, contrary to the government's intended objective of retention.
10:35
10:35

Uganda’s Natural Therapeutic Medicines against Covid-19 Tested on 500 Patients 1 2

Doctor Monica Musenero, the Minister for Science Technology, and Innovations, confirms that the newly discovered natural medicines, manufactured from locally grown plant species, successfully passed the efficacy clinical trials among humans and did not cause any harm.
17:23
17:23

Second Edition of Agribusiness Trade Show Kicks off in Arua City 4 4

The expo is aimed at promoting and educating farmers on better agricultural practices and businesses, which they consider to be the biggest business and development opportunity in the area.
07:56
07:56

Museveni Applauds Local Scientists for Landmark Discoveries 1 2

In his address at the 44th Tarehe Sita commemorations in Kyotera District, Museveni highlighted that through local scientific research trials, the country discovered a cure for coronavirus Disease, intermittent coughs, influenza, and a Vaccine against ticks in livestock.
08:04
08:04

Over 7000 Households to Benefit from Euro 13.1M Hydro Power Plants 2 1 Top story

Roy Nyamutale Baguma, the Managing Director of UECCC, said the project involves the construction of nine mini-power plants with a combined capacity of 6.7 megawatts and the establishment of a local distribution network spanning 288 kilometers within the project area.
09:06
09:06

Karamoja Aerial Mineral Survey Reveals 300 Million Tonnes of Limestone Moroto District 1 3

The geological studies indicate that the mineral commodities discovered could prove to be economically exploitable to spur development in the country. The surveys discovered Copper in Boboong in Kotido district and Chromite in Nakiloro in Moroto district which is still under evaluation.
18:03
18:03

Drought Hits Kasese Pastoralists 1 2

Emaciated and bonny cattle are a common sight in the grazing fields in most pastoral areas of Kasese district.
17:40
17:40

Can Mission 300 Deliver Electricity To Africa? African Union (AU) 3 2 Top story

The leaders through Mission 300 committed to halve the nearly 600 million Africans currently living without electricity. The question is whether the promise will be fulfilled this time around.
09:03
09:03

7,000 Homesteads to Benefit from Mini Hydro Power Project

When considering both grid and off-grid connections, the overall electricity access in Uganda was reported at 42 percent as of 2024.
07:01
07:01

Over 170 Households Recieve Free Tablets From UCC Kamwenge

Susan Nakanwagi, the Program Coordinator at UCC, said that this program aims to enhance digital inclusion and improve access to information and communication in rural communities. She added that the tablets, which are preloaded with data, will empower households to learn modern farming techniques, search for markets, get timely updates, and support daily activities.
08:26
08:26

Former ICT Minister Urges Gov't to Collaborate With Telecom Companies to Facilitate Electronic Voting 1 4

According to Nsambu, the operational licenses the government granted to the Telecom companies require them to make voice communication possible in every district of the country, saying this can be upgraded to provide internet connectivity.
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