Yoweri Museveni

Uganda's foreign policy priorities are outlined by Ayebare in a diplomatic briefing.

Adonia promises effective diplomacy as he takes over the Foreign Affairs Ministry.

Darfur Governor Minnawi praises Uganda's President Museveni for supporting Sudanese refugees.

Uganda's ruling NRM party backs Ambassador Olara Otunnu's bid for UN Secretary-General.

Uganda's parliament approved troop deployment to Gaza under Trump's post-war plan.

MPs approved Juma Kisekka as state minister for Internal Affairs in Uganda.

Uganda's Olara Otunnu joins the UN Secretary-General race as the seventh candidate.

Uganda renews diplomatic push with Brazil

Ugandan doctors join DR Congo's battle against Ebola with a team of 48 to bolster the regional response.

Uganda's military chief orders the shutdown of two major media outlets, citing no belief in a free press.

Uganda's military chief orders the shutdown of major media outlets, citing no belief in a free press.

Zimbabwe lawmakers passed a bill to extend the president's term from five to seven years.

Uganda reports seven Ebola cases, linked to the outbreak in neighboring Congo.

While Europe Lectures, Uganda Backs Israel

President Yoweri Museveni signed Uganda's "Protection of Sovereignty" bill criminalizing work for foreign interests without government approval, imposing up to 10 years imprisonment, after parliament scaled back provisions that threatened remittances and development activities amid rights groups' concerns about political opposition criminalization.

Muhoozi Kainerugaba's raid on Speaker Anita Among's home marks a new era in Ugandan politics.

Uganda's former Speaker Anita Among faces corruption allegations and raids on her homes.

Uganda's succession plan is currently underway, according to Foreign Policy.

A Ugandan statesman is running to become the next UN secretary-general.

South Africa's high commissioner to India, Anil Sooklal, claims his meeting with the Gupta family and Jacob Zuma was incidental.

Uganda's parliament approves deploying troops to the Gaza Strip as part of a US-proposed International Stabilisation Force.

Uganda's military unveiled a statue honoring Yonatan Netanyahu, who died in the 1976 Entebbe hostage rescue.

Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye is unconscious in intensive care after collapsing in court.

Museveni tells UN envoy that lasting peace in Sudan requires elections and respect for diversity.

UPDF Set for Possible Gaza Mission

Uganda's military chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba shut down Daily Monitor media outlet.

Uganda's military chief orders shutdown of two major media outlets, citing no belief in a free press.

Uganda's army chief orders a major news platform to close, warning all media to follow rules.

Trump turns 80, becoming the second US president to reach the milestone while in office.

Ugandan health officials report seven Ebola cases, linked to a neighboring Congo outbreak.

The Sudan war persists due to external arms and funding, lacking international will to disrupt these flows.

Uganda's President Museveni signed the Protection of Sovereignty bill criminalizing foreign influence activities, imposing up to 10 years imprisonment for violations, though lawmakers softened provisions threatening remittances and development work after economic institutions warned of potential harm.

President Yoweri Museveni was sworn in for his seventh term in Uganda.

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote met Ugandan President Museveni to explore building a major East African oil refinery, potentially in Uganda, Kenya, or Tanzania, to process regional crude and support Africa's industrial development goals.

China's conditional-free financing increasingly rivals Western development partnerships in Africa, as demonstrated by its $400 million Niger oil advance and $150 million Uganda digital loan, shifting leverage away from traditional Washington-Brussels policy conditionality.

Ugandan statesman Olara Otunnu is running to become the next UN secretary-general.

Uganda's President Museveni renewed efforts for an East African federation, potentially reshaping regional politics and Nile water negotiations while directly affecting South Sudan's geopolitical positioning within the broader continental integration framework.

Uganda approved sending troops to Gaza under a peacekeeping force.

African leaders reaffirm support for Somalia mission, calling for stronger commitment and reliable funding.

Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye fell ill in court during his treason trial proceedings.

Uganda's parliament backs a motion to address the worsening drought and hunger crisis in Northern Uganda.

Uganda's finance ministry official warned that the country must diversify export markets and reduce its $1.8 billion annual trade deficit with China to achieve its $500 billion economy target by 2040, emphasizing the need for value-added products and market penetration.

Uganda's army chief orders closure of major news platform and warns media to follow rules.

Uganda's army chief shuts down a leading independent media group, citing no belief in a free press.

Rwanda's royal Inyambo cows are treated with poetry and cultural reverence, symbolizing the nation's heritage.

Uganda calls for stronger regional coordination to combat Ebola's spread across East and Central Africa.

Ugandans regret Bundibugyo's link to a rare Ebola virus type named after their district.

Dangote begins planning a 10,000-hectare deep seaport in Ogun State.

Africa's richest person Aliko Dangote doubled his Ethiopia fertiliser plant investment to over $4 billion, significantly expanding Africa's largest agricultural industrial project with enhanced infrastructure including pipelines, power plants, and production facilities.

Uganda's President Museveni confirmed discussions with African industrialist Dangote about establishing a major regional refinery in East Africa, aligning with Uganda's strategy of processing raw materials locally rather than exporting crude oil unrefined.