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- Sep 30, 2026
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Business: Uganda targets 350 exhibitors at 26th regional trade fair in Kigali (opens the original)
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_________________Uganda is targeting about 350 exhibitors at the 26th East African Community (EAC) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Trade Fair scheduled to take place in Kigali, Rwanda, from October 30 to November 8, 2026.First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of EAC Affairs Rebecca Kadaga said 184 Ugandan enterprises had, by September 30th, registered for the regional trade exhibition.Kadaga made the remarks on Wednesday (September 30) during a press briefing at the Ministry of Eas
Education: Vision Group, Irish Embassy flag off 12 teachers to Ireland (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - Vision Group, the Embassy of Ireland in Uganda and the Ministry of Education and Sports have flagged off 12 teachers selected under the Teachers Making a Difference programme for an eight-day study and exposure visit to Ireland.The teachers, drawn from different parts of Uganda, are scheduled to depart on Saturday for a programme that will expose them to Ireland's education system, culture and teacher-training practices. Turyagyenda encouraged the teachers to use the opportunity to lea
News: District headquarters to follow standard design, construction costs (opens the original)
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KAMPALA - The government has introduced standard designs and uniform bills of quantities (BOQs) for district and city headquarters in a bid to curb inflated construction costs and improve accountability in local government projects.The new standards will guide local governments on the costs and specifications of administrative buildings, while stricter vetting of contractors will be introduced to prevent districts from awarding projects to firms without the capacity to complete them.State Minist
Education: TVET Council rejects calls to lower standards for poor learners (opens the original)
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_________________The Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Council has rejected calls for training standards to be lowered for poor and disadvantaged Ugandans, saying every learner deserves skills that can compete both locally and internationally.Moses Kasakya, the executive director of the TVET Council, said registration, licensing and accreditation of training institutions and trainers are not intended to lock disadvantaged people out of opportunities, but to protect learners
Agric. & Environment: Kyankwanzi leaders hail Govt for solar-powered piped water project (opens the original)
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_________________Kyankwanzi district leaders have commended President Yoweri Museni and his government for extending solar-powered piped water to rural communities, saying the project will reduce the burden of fetching water and improve access to safe and clean water.The leaders made the remarks on Wednesday (August 26) in Kiteredde village, Bananywa sub-county, during the handover of the Kikonge-Nakasero and Bugomolwa water supply systems for Bananywa and Nkandwa sub-counties.The two systems, c
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