The Risk No One Is Insuring- Where Protection Finally Makes S
For years, Uganda’s insurance industry has been growing. New companies. Bigger balance sheets. More regulations.
The Risk No One Is Insuring: When Protection Finally Makes Sense podcast by Okello Jesus Ojara
For God and My Country: Gulu Clergy Call for Peaceful, Credib
Uganda’s history provides a sobering context to these warnings. Since the first elections in 1958, the country has struggled to establish a stable, violence-free electoral process.
By Willy Chowoo
Gulu
Museveni Suspends Northern Uganda Restocking Program Until Af
He said cabinet’s earlier decision to roll out an Shs80 billion restocking programme in the Teso, Lango, and Acholi sub-regions can wait until after the elections to allow for the
Rhinos Return to Ajai: Uganda Marks Historic Wildlife Comebac
The translocation forms the opening phase of a national programme that will see 20 rhinos relocated to Ajai Wildlife Reserve, a protected area once known as one of Uganda’s strongholds
Breaking the Collar: The Rise of Female Clergy in Uganda’s An
While Uganda has yet to consecrate its first female Anglican bishop, church leaders express hope that the path is opening.
Produced by Chowoo Willy
“Breaking the Collar” explores the remarkable and still-unfolding
Trillions Spent, Yet Poverty Remains: The Unfinished Recovery
Government and donor documents show achievements: new classrooms, clinic upgrades, bridges and boreholes. But step outside the policy reports, and a more complex picture emerges.
By Our Reporter | Gulu City
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Experts have emphasized the urgent need to “Africanize” Artificial Intelligence (AI) if the continent is to harness its full potential in transforming agriculture. Speaking at