Tag: Uganda Parliament

Government has proposed yet another tax exemption to Bujagali hydro power project that will see the power producer relieved of the burden up to 30 June 2032. The proposal is ...

Government has revised the loan request to buy out electricity distribution company, UMEME, from over US$190 million, to over US$118 million. This was contained in the Special Audit Report for ...

The newly elected Member of Parliament for Kawempe North, Erias Nalukoola, took the oath of office March 26, 2025 before Speaker Anita Among. Nalukoola, who represents the opposition National Unity ...

Government has tabled before Parliament the Supplementary Appropriation Bill, 2025, aimed at allocating up to Shs4.8 trillion to critical priorities including defence, security and infrastructure. The Minister of State for ...

The Uganda Parliamentary Forum on Malaria (UPFOM) is preparing to host a fundraising walk aimed at supporting the national campaign to eliminate malaria in the country. This event, set for ...

Members of the Parliamentary Forum on Antimicrobial Resistance have urged medical institutions to standardize Continuous Medical Education (CME) programs to curb the irrational use of antibiotics. During a visit to ...

Members of the Parliamentary Forum on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) have called on the government to intensify its efforts in enforcing policies and laws related to drug dispensation to patients. During ...

Parliament has approved a supplementary request of over Shs4 trillion that will provide outstanding certificates for road construction companies, security and completion of infrastructure for the hosting of the African ...

A delegation from the Forum of Parliamentarians in the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (PF-ICGLR) is in Uganda to conduct a fact-finding mission focused on peace and security ...

Members of Parliament have criticised security agencies for their interference and excessive force used in the campaigns of the Kawempe North by-election raising concerns about electoral violence and the state’s ...