By: Ismael Kasooha KAMPALA The United Nations (UN) has set priorities for Uganda for the year 2023 through the Sustainable Development Framework . “We are prioritizing Development of key agricultural value chains, Promotion of job creation with a focus on sustainable livelihoods, youth and skills, improving access to finance for Small and Medium Enterprises
By: Ismael Kasooha WAKISO Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Nabbanja Robinah has decried some parts of Uganda being hit by hunger as an embarrassment to the Pearl of Africa. “Due to a number of factors, such as extended droughts, poor yields, pests and diseases, insecurity and poor farming practices, our friends in Karamoja, Teso and
By: Robert Kyomuhendo New York - Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja has reiterated Uganda's commitment towards women emancipation during the United Nations General Assembly platform of Women Leaders. During her presentation today in the conference that started on 17th September 2022, Nabbanja said Uganda has made biggest strides in women emancipation citing the bigger number
