The African Continental Free Trade Area was ratified on May 30 but its practical implications are not immediate and significant work is required for it to deliver tangible results.
After less than three years in office, UK prime minister Theresa May has faced up to the demands from within her party and announced her resignation
Irene Muloni, the minister for energy, opened the second bidding round for five oil blocks in the Albertine Graben region on Tuesday, including two blocks that were left over from the last licensing round in 2015
The Kadam-Moroto basin could be opened up for licensing in the next two years once testing and analytical studies of its oil seeps are complete
Europe’s Airbus said today that Uganda Airlines has “firmed up” its order for two A330-800 aircraft, becoming the second client to order for the slow selling jets after Kuwait Airways
Although a military confrontation between Uganda and Rwanda remains implausible, today’s situation is reminiscent of the worst days between the two neighbours. Leaders of the region need to do more to avert a violent scenario
Uganda’s power distributor Umeme bounced back from a regulatory clause that suppressed earnings in the previous year to post a net profit of Shs132 billion for the full financial year ended December 31, 2018, the firm has reported in its latest earnings report
In Uganda and Burkina Faso shutting down the internet increased the profile of the causes being agitated
By nominating an American to head the World Bank, President Trump is continuing an outmoded tradition that does not take into account significant changes in the global distribution of power
The NRM has made big strides since 1986, President Museveni said in his New Year’s Day message to the country, including growing the economy and significant gains in education. But how accurate are the president’s claims?