Sir Simon Muyanga Lutaaya

Sir Simon Muyanga Lutaaya is the Managing Editor at SmlNews,a celebrated Radio and Television Personality with experience of over two decades. He is a Media,Advertising and Public Relations Consultant and a Lecturer.He is worked with CBS radio,NBSTV, Smart24 TV,Baba TV,Kiira 88.6fm,NBS 89.4fm,Radio4 103.3fm among others. An educationist and Researcher passionate about human rights,children and GMOs technology. Tel:+256703700309 +256772949304

Is Uganda Beating Neighbours Kenya’s Aviation Traffic??

Uganda is celebrating high traffic through Entebbe airport and seems to be mounting serious competition against Kenya’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.CAA record for December 2024 and January 2025 is exciting and has been considered a progressive trend as the airport reaps from a major facelift done recently. There improvements in etiquette on passenger handling, a…

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Civil Aviation Pick Up, 216, 740 Through Entebbe In January

Stakeholders in the civil aviation industry are all smiles over new passenger readings released by the Civil Aviation Authority yesterday.According to the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority, January 2025 saw the second-highest ever recorded traffic at Entebbe International Airport of 216,740 passengers. This is a progressive trend when compared to the preceding December record of 222,317…

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President Museveni Launches Upgrade of Jinja Aerodrome to Boost Trade, Tourism, and Aviation Training

The President of Uganda, H.E Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, flagged-off works for the upgrade of the runway, taxiway, and apron at Jinja Aerodrome on Friday, Japlementation of the Civil Aviation Master plan aimed at modernizing regional aerodromes to promote tourism and trade. On completion, the tarmacked runway will be 30 meters wide by 1,710 meters long,…

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Uganda’s Aviation’s Performance For First Quarter 2025

Entebbe International Airport recorded 83,661 arriving and 94,722 departing passengers, a total of 178,383 international passengers in March 2025, an average of 5,754 passengers per day.The March 2025 international passenger traffic was slightly higher than the total of 171,990 passengers recorded in the same period of March 2024 by 6,393 passengers. However, the previous month…

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UCAA Posts Sharp Growth in Air Traffic at Entebbe Airport in 2024

Mr. Fred Bamwesigye, the Director General at the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority has emphasized the importance of continued investment and stakeholder collaboration in the industry. Bamwesigye says a progressive record of performance at Entebbe is good momentum to maintain adding that “The aviation sector is crucial to Uganda’s economic recovery and development.”Air Traffic at Entebbe…

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Ushahidi Warns Politicians Against Disrupting Electoral Processes.

As Uganda prepares for its 6th multiparty general elections, civil society organizations are warning political parties and individual politicians to desist from disrupting electoral processes. Ms. Faridah Lule, the Executive Director of USHAHIDI Foundation Uganda, a new organization promoting electoral integrity warned against negative statements likely to hurt the 2025/2026 election processes. The CSO has…

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Civil Aviation Welcomes Flynas TO Entebbe

Uganda Civil Aviation Authority warmly welcomes Flynas, which commenced direct flights between Riyadh and Entebbe with an inaugural flight that landed at Entebbe International Airport at 0330 hours and departed at 0430 hours on Thursday, January 16, 2025. The Airbus 320 neo was welcomed with a water cannon salute. Flynas will operate three weekly flights…

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TRUE PATRIOT GOES TO REST, A TRIBUTE BY AMB. MOSES KIZIGE

I received messages this afternoon, from different WhatsApp groups, mainly Busoga based, announcing the demise of Comrade Hon. Dr. Frank Bulima Nabwiiso, former Member of Parliament, Kagoma County Jinja District, in the 7th Parliament. I had not heard of him being indisposed, I therefore called a friend, Simon Muyanga Lutaya, who confirmed to me that…

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