Approved Radio Stations in Uganda

In exercise of its mandate, the Uganda Communications Commission published the list of radio stations that have been approved to provide radio broadcasting services in Uganda as of 20th November 2022.  S/N COMPANY NAME CALL SIGN FREQUENCY LOCATION 1. King Solomon Investments (U) Limited Voice of Madi 107.5 Madi 2. Radio 4 FM Ltd Radio 4 103.3

Call for Applications: Capacity Building for Industry Demand-Based TVET in Uganda

Six-month short courses training is supported by the Korea Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) as a partner organization with Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA). KCCI & KOICA. Project aim: “The Project of Capacity Building for Industry Demand-Based TVET in Uganda 2020-2027” in order to cultivate TVET system for strengthening the employability of youth in

#MAK@100: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning

The Department of Artificial Intelligence, commonly referred to as AI, has been focusing on three areas; agriculture, health and natural language processing. The Department is headed by Dr. Joyce Nakatumba Nabende. In Agriculture, AI has focused on a cassava project. The project has been diagnosing PPD cassava detoriation using images. The images taken of cassava

LANDS MINISTRY GIVING OUT FREE CUSTOMARY LAND TITLES TO UGANDANS.

Download PDF The Lands ministry, working with UN-Habitat and the Global Land Tool Network (GLTN), launched a campaign of surveying and demarcating land for willing landowners at no cost. The beneficiaries who officially apply for the exercise receive Customary Land Identification Numbers (CLIN) and are issued with certificates as one of the strategies of increasing

Press statement for Heroes Day celebrations 2019

Uganda will on June 9th 2019 celebrate the 30thHeroes’Day anniversary, an annual event to pay tribute to people who exemplified and defended the highest values of patriotism and sacrifice for the wellbeing of the country and its citizens.

Cabinet Decisions – 27th May,

Briefing to the media on Cabinet decisions taken during the cabinet meeting held on Monday 27th may, 2019 at State House, Entebbe

OPINION: Doing business in Uganda is much easier now

The concept of doing business was founded on the principle that economic activity benefits from clear and coherent rules set out to facilitate the resolution of disputes and provide contractual partners with protections against arbitrariness and abuse. Such rules are much more effective in promoting growth and development when there is efficient, transparent and accessibility

Uganda Airlines will leverage Uganda’s Strategic Location

On October 30th 1945, armed with £50,000, Charles Lockhart was unveiled as first chairman of East Africa Air Transport Authority (EATA). Among other responsibilities, EATA was charged with the creation of East African Airways (EAA). On New Year’s Day 1946, East African Airways made its maiden flight. The dream of an East African Airline was mooted

OPINION: Supreme Court Ruling – A Lay Man’s Appreciation

Government authority and legitimacy rest on a network of beliefs about human nature, society and the purpose of government. History shows Speculation on these matters eventually led to a new branch of study- political philosophy/theory. This new branch was majorly cultivated by the ancient Greek philosophers of classical antiquity. Like all philosophy, political philosophy is

UCC is carrying out its mandate — Gov’t tells media

The government has advised media owners affected by the directive to suspend their staff to seek legal redress arguing that Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) is simply carrying out its mandate. The State Minister for Housing, Chris Baryomunsi made the statement today during the plenary sitting while responding to the directive by UCC that ordered suspension

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