President William Ruto plans to sell shares of Kenya Pipeline Company on the stock market next year. He made this announcement during a ceremony at the London Stock Exchange. The government wants to privatize major state companies to bring more investors to Kenya. Local and international buyers will have chances to invest in the pipeline business.
Ruto says the move will boost confidence among people who want to put money into Kenyan companies. The president described a careful plan to prepare government assets for public trading. He believes capital markets help African countries grow their economies faster. Money from investors can fund infrastructure projects and create new industries across the continent.
The Nairobi Securities...
Kenya's medical union announced that all intern doctors will receive their full salary of 206,000 shillings per month. The union leader Davji Atellah confirmed that 1,800 medical interns will get paid according to their employment agreements. These doctors work as medical officers, dentists, and pharmacists across the country. Other medical trainees will earn money based on their specific job categories. The union wants to protect the dignity of these young doctors and keep them motivated.
Health Minister Aden Duale earned praise from the medical union for ending months of protests and strikes. Atellah said Duale delivered results for both patients and healthcare workers across Kenya. The new minister promised to continue improving the...
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki told people in Garsen to turn away from politicians who spread hate between tribes. He spoke on Wednesday and said these leaders do not deserve any attention from voters. The Deputy President stressed that Kenya must stay united as one country. He praised the current government for bringing different groups together. Kindiki said this teamwork creates better conditions for progress across the nation.
The Deputy President defended his loyalty to the President after critics called him a follower. He attended a special event at Garsen Grounds that helps women and small business owners make money. Kindiki promised the government will support citizens all year round rather than just during election time. He...
Uganda gears up for a massive cooperative celebration that will rock Fort Portal City this Saturday. The Uganda Cooperative Alliance teams up with government trade officials and local dairy groups to throw the party. Thousands of people from across the nation will gather to celebrate how cooperatives help build the country. The theme centers around driving solutions that include everyone and create a better world. These celebrations happen every first Saturday in July around the globe.
Fort Portal buzzes with activity as organizers prepare special events leading to the main celebration. Blood donors line up today to give life-saving donations to local hospitals. Medical camps and marathon runners take over the city tomorrow before the...
Deputy district boss Prossy Mwanjuzi sang sweet songs about President Museveni during a Tuesday meeting with locals. The Mityana official told crowds that the president rocks at running Uganda after nearly forty years on top. She bragged about his skills at handling politics, money matters, and keeping the country safe from trouble. Mwanjuzi claimed no other leader comes close to matching his experience. The deputy commissioner said Museveni helps keep peace across East Africa and the Great Lakes regions.
The government worker pointed to major building projects happening under presidential orders. Roads keep getting better and power plants spring up across the nation. Oil companies dig deep searching for black gold beneath Ugandan...
Seventeen suspects face terrorism charges after destroying power lines across Uganda. Joseph Ssemanda, Emmanuel Kato, and Yasin Mutyaba appeared before Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court for the serious crimes. Security forces caught the group red-handed cutting down electricity poles with power saws. The vandals targeted power infrastructure to scare citizens and pressure government officials for political gains. Courts heard how the suspects operated across Kampala, Luweero, Nakasongola, Mityana, Kiboga, and Mubende districts.
The destruction spanned three years from 2022 to May 2025 and caused massive blackouts. Luweero Industries lost power completely and Nakasongola Military Hospital went dark during the attacks. Homes and businesses...
Adrine Kobusigye from Bushenyi just landed the top spot nomination for National Women's League boss. Jane Alisemeera Babiiha from the NRM electoral commission picked her for the powerful role Wednesday afternoon. The businesswoman wants to bring back the good old days when the women's group had real power. She believes Uganda picked her because she speaks for ladies across the country. Kobusigye thinks she can lead with heart and show real care for female voters.
The candidate plans to change how women think about money and business success. She wants ladies to become stronger leaders who help other females climb up the ladder. Kobusigye promised to work hard for President Museveni during election campaigns. She said the president has...
America just finished building Uganda a massive training center that cost millions of dollars. The new auditorium can hold more than 1,500 soldiers at once for classes and meetings. Military leaders will use the fancy building to teach peacekeeping skills to African troops. The facility has top computer systems and video equipment for modern training methods. Officials say the center will help Uganda respond faster when peace missions need help around Africa.
The handover marks another big gift from American taxpayers to African military forces. Last year Uganda received a complete hospital worth over five million dollars from the same program. America also delivered a vehicle repair shop worth another million and a half dollars just...
Uganda scientists created a new weapon against deadly crop poisons that have hurt the country's food sales. The research team at NARO built something called Aflasafe to fight dangerous toxins that grow on maize and groundnuts. Kenya and South Sudan banned Ugandan corn because these harmful substances made the grain unsafe to eat. The poison comes from nasty fungi that live in soil and attack crops when they start making seeds. Farmers across the region have lost millions of dollars because buyers refuse their contaminated harvests.
The new product works like a shield that protects plants from toxic fungi before they can cause damage. Scientists apply Aflasafe to fields about three weeks before flowers appear on crops. The treatment...
