Kp Editor

Uganda’s first oil should serve as a foundation for long-term economic growth by driving industrialisation, strengthening local businesses, and funding the country’s transition to a more sustainable energy future.

The marathon, operating under the theme Run for Hope, Run for Charity, attracted several high-profile figures

The dinner, hosted by Mr Michael Nuwagira in Kampala, also served as a platform to congratulate the MPs-elect on their recent election victories.

At 52, Muhoozi stands at a point where experience meets momentum. Uganda’s future will depend on leaders who can enforce discipline, navigate difficult situations, and communicate with clarity, both at home and abroad.

What many fail to recognize is that lifestyle upgrades, once adopted, are difficult to reverse. Rent commitments, car loans, school fees, and subscriptions create fixed costs that lock individuals into a high-expense structure

The MK Run is, therefore, not merely an event marked by movement from one point to another. It is a symbol of energy, compassion, and collective purpose. It is a platform that brings together Ugandans from all walks of life—youth and elders, professionals and students, people from different regions and backgrounds—into one space, united by a common cause.

The PSST, Mr Ramathan Ggoobi, said that Uganda’s future and its ambitious ten-fold growth would be decided by the investments made in the health and human capital of Ugandans.

For many Ugandans, especially those in informal work, earnings have barely changed. If your salary or daily income has stayed the same but your expenses have increased, then in reality, you are worse off.

The EACOP project, now over 80% complete, is using smart pipeline technology, local workforce development and major infrastructure upgrades to boost energy capacity, skills and economic growth across Uganda and East Africa.

Peter Banura was the son of retired Major General Matayo Kyaligonza, a veteran of the National Resistance Army (NRA) struggle.

Understanding tax obligations is crucial for businesses to avoid penalties, manage cash flow effectively, and ensure long-term sustainability.

Highly placed sources told this publication that the President is frustrated by the stark contrast between EU investment opportunities flowing into Uganda versus its East African neighbors.

Under Gen Kainerugaba’s command, Uganda held what many consider the most peaceful elections since 1996, an outcome that has been linked to improved security coordination and stability.

During a farewell call held at the Special Forces Command headquarters in Entebbe, the CDF expressed gratitude for the ambassador’s role in advancing the enduring partnership between Uganda and Russia.

The facility, owned by General (Rtd) Kale Kayihura, was upgraded by the Engineering Development and Innovation Centre (EDIC).

The Chairman of the Patriotic League of Uganda, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba has issued a fresh batch of “Patriotic Officer” (PO) numbers, extending the symbolic ranking system to members of the organization.