Friday , 29 May 2026

MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS HON. ODONGO JEJE ABUBAKER UNDERTAKES OFFICIAL VISIT TO TÜRKIYE FOR THE ANTALYA DIPLOMACY FORUM (ADF2026) – Daily Thinkers Ug

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At the gracious invitation of his Turkish counterpart, H.E Hakan Fidan, the Honorable Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uganda, Hon. Odongo Jeje Abubaker, has embarked on an official visit to Antalya, Türkiye, to participate in the 5th edition of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum (ADF2026), due to take place on 17 – 19 April 2026 at the NEST …

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Uganda Honoured for Participating in the the Turkmen Travel and Tourism Expo 2026 – Daily Thinkers Ug

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Uganda was honoured to participate in the Turkmen Travel and Tourism Expo 2026—an important platform for strengthening cultural diplomacy and advancing global tourism partnerships. Amb. Matata extended his sincere appreciation to the Rector for the warm hospitality and to the Government of Turkmenistan for the gracious invitation. Uganda is proud to be part of this meaningful engagement. Uganda and Turkmenistan …

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EU–Uganda Partnership at 50, Advancing Public Diplomacy and a Shared Global Future – Daily Thinkers Ug

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A high-level public diplomacy engagement hosted at Cavendish University Uganda brought into focus five decades of cooperation between European Union and the Republic of Uganda, offering a reflective and forward-looking dialogue anchored in youth engagement, multilateralism, and sustainable development. Convened under the theme “EU Foreign Policy Goals, Ambitions, Achievements and Prospects: Reflections on 50 Years of EU–Uganda Partnership,” the forum …

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UGANDA “NOT SAFE”: Journalist Dean Lubowa Saava Breaks Silence After 6 Months in Prison – The Hoima Post –

UGANDA “NOT SAFE”: Journalist Dean Lubowa Saava Breaks Silence After 6 Months in Prison - The Hoima Post -

KAMPALA, Uganda – Uganda is once again facing intense scrutiny over its human rights record following explosive allegations from veteran journalist Dean Lubowa Saava. Speaking publicly for the first time since his release, Saava claims the country has become dangerously unsafe for media professionals and ordinary citizens—a warning that has amplified concerns long raised by international observers. Saava, a reporter with …

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Mukono District Reviews Readiness Ahead of Ntenjeru–Buule Road Phase Two Works

Mukono District Reviews Readiness Ahead of Ntenjeru–Buule Road Phase Two Works

Mukono District Local Government has held a high-level review meeting at the contractor’s campsite in Mpatta Sub-county to assess preparedness ahead of the commencement of Phase Two of the 10.5-kilometre Ntenjeru–Buule Road upgrade to bituminous standards. The meeting, convened shortly after the project’s official groundbreaking, brought together key stakeholders including the contractor, China Railway No.5 Engineering Group, supervision consultants, technical …

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BISHOP JOHNSON DID NOT SELL KATIKAMWE LAND, HE IS RANKED RICHEST AMONG ALL ANGLICAN CLERGY IN UGANDA – MK Newslink

BISHOP JOHNSON DID NOT SELL KATIKAMWE LAND, HE IS RANKED RICHEST AMONG ALL ANGLICAN CLERGY IN UGANDA - MK Newslink

Post Views: 352 BY WILBER MUHWEZI KASIBANTE [MK]IN BUSHENYIwww.mknewslink.com—-Credible information emerging from West Ankole diocese in Greater Bushenyi revealed to www.mknewslink.com a 13 year old greater western Uganda news website is that 75 acres of land located in Kyabugimbi Archdeaconry in Igara east in western Uganda are still intact.The sale deal by Bishop Johnson Twinomujuni and West Ankole Diocese …

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Senegalese people are using the fight against HIV transmission as a pretext to imprison gay people

Senegal's gendarmerie released this photo of 12 men arrested on homosexuality charges.

Authorities and media frequently link gay sex to HIV, leading to additional charges   Senegal’s gendarmerie released this photo of 12 men arrested on homosexuality charges in February. Amid a deepening crackdown against queer people in Senegal, a pattern is emerging where authorities conspire with police, health services, and the press collaborate to whip up panic about gay men and …

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UMSC Social Services Department Presents Microfinance Policy Guide

UMSC Social Services Department Presents Microfinance Policy Guide

The Uganda Muslim Supreme Council (UMSC), through its Department of Social Services and Grants under Imam Shaffie Kagiiko, has presented a 27-page Microfinance Policy Guide to the weekly National Management Committee meeting. The meeting, held every Tuesday in the boardroom at the UMSC Headquarters in Old Kampala, was convened on Wednesday, April 14, 2026. The session was chaired by His …

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Principal Judge Launches Nkumba University’s Moot Court

Principal Judge Launches Nkumba University’s Moot Court

Nkumba– The Principal Judge, Lady Justice Jane Frances Abodo, on Wednseday presided as Guest of Honour at the launch of Nkumba University School of Law’s Moot Court, held under the theme, “Advancing Legal Advocacy through Moot Court Experience.” Lady Justice Frances Abodo (in middle ) with University officials. (Courtesy) Upon arrival, the Principal Judge was received by the Vice Chancellor, …

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Gaba Public Court: Police Commences Investigations in accident Involving a Journalist

Gaba Public Court: Police Commences Investigations in accident Involving a Journalist

Police in Kabalagala has kicked off with investigations in a traffic accident in which a prisons vehicle which knocked down a blogger/journalist. Toyota Hiace involved in the accident (courtesy photo) According to Recheal Kawala, Kampala Metropolitan Police Spokes person, It is alleged that the vehicle, which was transporting a suspect identified as Okello developed a brake failure upon reaching the …

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4 Religious leaders say Ghana’s anti-LGBTQ law a top priority

Four pastors who have reacted to President Mahama's comments on LGBTQ+ issues. (Photos courtesy of GhanaWeb)

Ghana religious leaders criticize Mahama’s stance that education, health and jobs are more important than prosecuting LGBTQ people Four pastors who have reacted to President Mahama’s comments on LGBTQ+ issues. (Photos courtesy of GhanaWeb) Ghana President Mahama is taking heat from lawmakers after he said that passing the latest draconian anti-LGBT bill is “not a priority” for his government, given …

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