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The grief we feel today should fuel a determination to fix what is broken.” Thank you for reading Nation.Africa Show plans The tragic passing of Rajiv Ruparelia, son of one of Uganda’s most prominent business families,

Across Uganda, Nyafono and Okello’s story is not ... Boys, too, lose 8 to 12 percent of school time to health issues from poor sanitation. The absence of separate latrines and clean water ...

The strategic investment of oil revenues in social services, infrastructure, and human capital could further lower poverty rates to 38% by 2027. In recent years, the speed of reforms slowed down, hindering Uganda's economic growth and poverty reduction ...

Striving to become a country of relative stability and prosperity, and with a burgeoning youth population, Uganda continues to face numerous challenges. This includes its persistent poverty and struggle to adequately invest in the health, education and ...

Global warming affects African countries like Uganda and other low-income countries more than it affects wealthier nations. Poverty, weak health systems and high levels of chronic sickness leave ...

Uganda's electricity sector is at a turning point ... This could create the risk of poor service delivery and limit the company's ability to expand or modernise infrastructure.