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- Sep 30, 2026
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Uganda launches $1.6B tourism push from Mbale - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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In the shadow of Mount Elgon in Mbale, local hotel owners and tour guides gathered at the weekend, weeks after global health authorities delivered the news they had waited months for. The World Health Organization and the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention formally declared Uganda free of the 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola virus outbreak. For a nation whose tourism economy relies heavily on international confidence, the timing of the declaration, coinciding with World Tourism Day, offered
UPPC targets international market - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Uganda Printing and Publishing Corporation (UPPC) is looking beyond its traditional government printing business after securing an international quality-management certification that its management says could help it compete for more work in Uganda and abroad. The corporation announced in Entebbe on September 14 that it had secured ISO 9001:2015 certification, confirming that its quality-management system meets internationally recognized standards for consistent service delivery, accountability
Is your building on govt’s demolition list - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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For owners of old buildings along Kampala’s major streets, an “X” painted on the property could soon carry an unsettling message: the government believes the building no longer belongs in the city it wants Kampala to become. State Minister for Lands, Housing and Urban Development Princess Persis Namuganza says the government plans to identify buildings that have “outlived their usefulness” as part of a wider push to enforce physical planning standards and reshape Uganda’s urban centres. “We are
Why Uganda’s coffee ambitions may depend on bees - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Uganda’s push to dramatically increase coffee production could depend on an agricultural worker that rarely features in government plans: the bee. The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organization (TUNADO) wants the government to recognize bees as an agricultural input, arguing that supplying farmers with fertilizers and improved seedlings will achieve only so much if crops lack the pollinators needed to produce higher yields. “Because bees are effective and efficient pollinators of these
Why Uganda wants private money to help transform farming - The Observer Media Ltd (opens the original)
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Getting more milk, grain or vegetables to market isn’t simply a question of producing more. Ugandan farmers can see their earnings disappear when unreliable electricity, inadequate cold storage or lack of affordable credit prevents their produce from reaching buyers in good condition. The government says closing those gaps will require more than public spending. It wants banks, technology companies, investors and development partners to put more money into agriculture, particularly businesses in
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