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Inside the Shs 4bn push taking digital innovation beyond Kampala - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Seven months before officials gathered at Busitema University to formally hand over its new digital innovation hub, students were already walking through its doors and putting the computers to work. That detail mattered to Peter Kahiigi. For the chief technology officer at Centenary Technology Services, the real measure of the MTN ACE Spark Innovation Hub was never the ceremony marking its arrival. It was what happened after the speeches ended, whether students kept coming back, filling the room
UEDCL rewires western grid to power 700 businesses - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Across Isingiro, Ntungamo, Rukungiri and parts of Rwampara, unreliable electricity has disrupted businesses, caused unstable voltage and exposed the limitations of a distribution network struggling to move power efficiently from one of the region’s key hydropower plants. More than 30,000 households and hundreds of businesses stand to benefit from efforts to fix the problem. UEDCL now says the power disruptions will soon end. The Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited has started integra
Uganda takes ‘Pearl Sweet’ crude to global oil buyers - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Uganda has spent years building wells, pipelines and plans for a refinery. Now comes another test: persuading international refiners and traders that its crude oil belongs in the global market. That sales effort moved into the open this week in Singapore, where Energy and Mineral Development minister Dr Monica Musenero Masanza formally introduced Uganda’s crude, newly named Pearl Sweet, to international refiners, traders, investors and other industry players attending the Asia Pacific Petroleum
From child king to children’s champion: UNICEF remembers King Oyo - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV knew what it meant to carry responsibility from childhood. He was only three years old when he ascended the throne of Tooro in 1995, growing up before the eyes of a country while carrying one of Uganda’s most recognizable traditional titles. Nearly 31 years later, UNICEF says that unusual childhood helped shape a monarch who consistently used his position to speak for children and young people. UNICEF on Thursday joined Ugandans in mourning the passing of
UNICEF warns: Coming El Niño rains put Uganda’s children at risk - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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For millions of families across Eastern and Southern Africa, the next El Niño may not arrive as a single disaster. It could come as a flooded classroom, a failed harvest, an outbreak of disease or a child losing weight because food has become harder to find. UNICEF says more than 162 million children, over two-thirds of all children in the region, live in areas exposed to the strengthening 2026/2027 El Niño. Uganda is among 13 countries where the agency says drought, extreme heat and flooding co
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