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Empower Uganda.

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News

Ugandans still struggle with access to safe water, statistics show

According to the Ministry of Water and Environment, in 2023, only 33 million Ugandans had access to safe water services, while at least 14 million lacked access to clean and safe water

  1. Minister calls for stronger health security measures in Uganda

  2. PRIME Paradox of cases involving guns

  3. PRIME Museveni’s letter put in the dock

  4. Bundibugyo grapples with new ‘dancing’ disease

  5. Worry over rising malnutrition cases in Teso

  6. Mpigi businessman shot dead in robbery attack

  1. Worry over rising malnutrition cases in Teso

  2. Four police officers filmed dragging elderly woman in mud

  3. ULS' Ssemakadde accuses Museveni of contempt of court

  4. Excitement as Bushenyi, Mbarara schools scoop national awards

  5. Catholic Church launches local based fund

  6. PRIME Nkumba garbage site: Poisoning the water we drink

OpEd

PRIME Ever wonder why grannies lock supplies in their bedroom and trust that nobody will break the door?

The only puzzle is figuring out why it is a rich kid who pulled the trigger – not why the killing needed to happen

  1. News writing: What’s right vs what’s better?

  2. Three steps back for arbitration

  3. Manage online exposure to technology for children

  4. About systematic indexation for individual tax brackets

  1. Bridge the gap between generations

  2. PRIME Many defendants in the dock but it is the judiciary on trial

  3. PRIME Law Council denial of Karua pro-hac vice admission, an error in transmission

  4. Strengthen the fight against corruption

  5. GBV survivors in rural areas can only dream about access to justice

Magazines

PRIME Bring your authentic self to work

Kalemba has worked for Barclays, BNP Paribas and Morgan Stanley

  1. PRIME Popular cars of 2024

  2. PRIME I have driven 13 personal cars since 2018

  3. PRIME How to keep safe on the road for long festive season drives

  4. What do the numbers on car tyres mean?

Business

We shall close all tax leakages, URA says

Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) says that by using data and technology, it is now able to identify taxpayers who are dodging their tax responsibilities and those that are manipulating the tax...

  1. USE begins drafting ESG in listed companies’ reporting frameworks

  2. Uganda courts China to boost rice production potential

  3. Pool for surplus power across 13 electricity to be launched next year 

  4. PRIME The in-tray awaiting Stanbic Bank’s new chief executive, Mumba

  1. How digital stamps have enhanced tax collection, market transparency 

  2. PRIME Businesses you can start with Shs5m

  3. PRIME 25 years later, EAC regional integration at a standstill

  4. Trade smarter with local marine insurance

  5. PRIME What makes Uganda a US dollar magnet?     

Galleries

Lifestyle

PRIME From Iryn, Blu*3 to Nyege Nyege, 2024 has been a vibe

As we already told you last week, 2024 was not a very good year for music and when it came to concerts, we saw a lot of throwbacks and old stars staging shows

  1. PRIME From an Impala, Kampala is now a kinawolovu

  2. PRIME We dated for eight years

  3. What is the best way to propose to a woman?

  4. Dear pastor, you can do better than this

Special Reports

Landslide survivors: Women in Bulambuli face loss, uncertainty

The latest landslides in Bulambuli District have deprived a number of women, not only of the lives of their loved ones, but also their livelihoods

  1. Human activities fueling disasters in Bugisu – leaders

  2. PRIME The pain and tears of supporting NUP party in Uganda

  3. PRIME Why Uganda’s energy transition still has a mountain to climb

  4. Will the Food Bill end Karamoja’s silent crisis?

  5. Earning money from planting trees

  6. PRIME Ugandans killed for cheering English football clubs

  1. PRIME Doctors to refund Shs1.5b for working for three months in a year

  2. PRIME Cultural norms pressure women to shun family planning in Bugisu, Sebei

  3. PRIME Here’s what explains mess in city, suburbs as KCCA naps

  4. PRIME Inside Kampala’s garbage management politics

  5. Plantation forests contributing to ecosystem conservation

  6. Baguma's tragic ending: How Bushenyi men suffer in silence under violent wives

MONITOR SPORTS

PRIME It’s official: Rwanda bids to host F1

Rwanda would need $270 million, which is the cost of building a new grand Prix track, with an annual maintenance kitty of $18.5 million.

  1. Entebbe to unveil halfway house, field pushes for glory

  2. Hippos, Walukuba cracker to restore mood at closed Dam Waters bar

  3. Crown aim to extend unbeaten run

  4. Police aim at misfiring Villa

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