Navigating the Age of Digital Innovations: Uganda Innovation Week 2023
Within this dynamic context, experts delve into the blueprint for guiding start-ups through the age of digital breakthroughs, providing insights and tactics critical for flourishing in this changing business climate.
NAM, G77 Summits: KCCA Says Structures Can be Amended Before Approval
A person who plans to carry out a building operation must apply for a building permit to the Building Committee in the area where the construction operation is to be carried out, according to the Building Control Act 2013.
Govt Bets on New Roads to Bolster Operations Against Cattle Rustlers
The Minister of Works and Transport, Gen. Edward Katumba Wamala, made the announcement on Wednesday, November 22, in Otuke District, while commissioning the reconstruction of a 31-kilometer district road that runs from the Baralegi Presidential State Lodge in Okwang sub-county, Otuke, to Agweng town council in Lira District.
Airtel Uganda and Itel Introduce the New Itel A70
The itel A70 handset redefines entry-level smartphones by combining incredible technology developments with excellent cost efficiency, catering primarily to customers in emerging regions such as Uganda.
Uganda is on Track to Generate Nuclear Energy by 2031
Uganda plans to link at least 80 percent of its people to the grid by 2040, with an ambitious goal of providing renewable energy for everybody by that time
President Museveni Defends Uganda’s Oil Project Ahead of COP 28
The forthcoming COP 28 intends to address global climate challenges while also establishing criteria for sustainable behavior.
The Karuma Dam Power Project will be completed in September 2024
The Karuma Hydroelectric Station is scheduled to open in September 2024, with an initial completion date of 2018. Four of the six units are now active, with full capability projected after the sixth unit is finished by the end of 2024. The project’s goal is to address rising power demand. Uganda’s installed electrical capacity is expected to reach 2000 MW once completed.
President Museveni Visits City Roads and Infrastructure
“As Uganda prepares to host the NAM summit in January 2024, I took time to tour certain roads, the conference venue in Munyonyo, and the international airport in Entebbe.”
Entebbe International Airport Works on Course — UPDF
“The Engineers Brigade was able to meet the deadline and deliver quality work.” “When we use our own, supervision becomes very easy, and we produce good work,” said Maj Gen Kyanda, according to a UPDF announcement.
The African Development Bank has Approved a $1.4 million Grant for a Feasibility Study on a Uganda-Kenya Expressway
The feasibility study will determine the economic potential of upgrading the existing transnational road portions to expressway standards.