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The National Organizing Committee for the 5th Uganda-Kenya Coast Tourism & Innovation Summit held a key planning meeting this week at the Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSF Uganda) headquarters.

The high-level session, which took place am...


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Exciting news for travelers exploring Uganda! On 10th July 2026, the Government of Uganda signed a major contract in Tokyo for the construction of the New Karuma Bridge.

This vital project will replace the aging 1963 structure over the Victoria Nile and significantly improve road travel along the Kampala-Gulu highway.


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Western Uganda is gearing up for a major spotlight on growth. The REDi Mbarara 2026, Real Estate Development & Investment Summit, also known as the Ankole Real Estate & Infrastructure Conference, takes place on 21st August 2026 at the prestigious


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Arua City in Uganda’s West Nile region lit up with excitement this past week as tourism leaders, government officials, local cyclists, and community representatives gathered for the official launch of


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The Busoga sub-region of eastern Uganda is undergoing a quiet but significant agricultural transformation.

Long dominated by sugarcane, farmers and local leaders are increasingly turning to high-value perennial crops, coffee and cocoa, that promise better returns, stronger export potential, and greater resilience for smallholder communities.

This shift takes cen...


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