The Uganda Registration Services Bureau (URSB) has officially launched its new five-year strategic plan aimed at delivering inclusive, innovative, and efficient registration services across the country.
This initiative underscores Pesapal’s commitment to driving financial inclusion at a time when nearly 60% of Ugandan adults remain excluded from formal credit and SMEs face persistent financing gaps. By extending access to affordable, data-driven credit, Pesapal is directly supporting small businesses, which form over 90% of the private sector and contribute the majority of employment in Uganda.
King Oyo emphasized the role of young people in shaping Uganda’s future. “I have placed young people at the centre of my 2025 agenda,” he declared,
22 September 2025, French media conglomerate Groupe Canal+ has taken control of MultiChoice Group (MCG). Here’s what we know about this change.
The 2025 Ballon d’Or ceremony, held on September 22 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris, celebrated the finest achievements in football for the 2024-25 season
Sabastian Kimaru Sawe and Rosemary Monica Wanjiru emerged victorious in the men’s and women’s races respectively, overcoming humid conditions
Elle Trivia Muhoza was crowned Miss Uganda 2025–26 at 2:15 AM on September 21, 2025. The 22-year-old from Butanga Village, Bukomansimbi Districtvis a standout graduate.
The Capital Markets Authority of Uganda (CMA), in partnership with the Uganda Financial Literacy Association (UFLA), officially launched the Masaka Financial Literacy Chapter. This milestone marks a significant step in decentralizing capital markets and financial literacy efforts, ensuring that communities at the grassroots are empowered with the knowledge to make informed financial and investment decisions.
Chandeliers of Sheraton Kampala Hotel cast a golden glow over the gardens, the Miss Uganda 2025 Grand Finale 20 September 2025 surges forward at 9:03 PM.
Trapped in a cycle of debt, 70% of Ugandans spend more than they earn. For many, survival depends on loans, a desperate need exploited by corruption. A story from Tororo reveals how a day of hope for single mothers ended in despair when bribes, not need, determined who received funds, exposing a system where connections outweigh fairness.