The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has acquired two cutting-edge fire trucks, Tango 21 and Tango 22, to enhance fire safety and security at Entebbe International Airport. The 10.5 billion shillings investment ensures the airport maintains its International Fire Category 9 status, as recommended by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) audits conducted in September…
The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has acquired two cutting-edge fire trucks, Tango 21 and Tango 22, to enhance fire safety and security at Entebbe International Airport. The 10.5 billion shillings investment ensures the airport maintains its International Fire Category 9 status, as recommended by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) audits conducted in September…
By Teddy Namayanja For over two decades, the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI) has been at the forefront of the campaign to abolish the death penalty in Uganda. Through relentless advocacy, strategic partnerships, and unwavering commitment, FHRI has made significant strides towards achieving its goal. Early Years (2001-2010) FHRI’s campaign against the death…
By Teddy Namayanja The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has recorded remarkable achievements over the past two years, cementing its position as a growing aviation regulator in Africa. From introducing new flights to expanded airport infrastructure and digital innovations, UCAA’s progress has been impressive, thanks to the tireless efforts of its dedicated team, stakeholders,…
By Teddy Namayanja Uganda’s aviation sector has experienced significant growth in passenger and cargo traffic over the past few years, contributing substantially to the country’s economic development. The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) has released impressive statistics, indicating a steady increase in air travel and cargo transportation. Passenger Traffic According to UCAA’s 2022 annual…
By Teddy Namayanja The impeachment of Kenya’s Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has sent shockwaves throughout the country’s political landscape. But what made this impeachment possible, and what does it mean for Kenya’s democracy? A Fractured Relationship Gachagua’s fallout with President William Ruto created a rift that ultimately led to his impeachment. The two were…
By Teddy Namayanja Former KCCA Executive Director Dorothy Kisaka, Deputy Director Eng. David Luyimbazi, and ex-Director of Public Health Daniel Okello are spending the night in police custody, facing investigation and potential charges related to the devastating Kiteezi landfill collapse that claimed 32 lives and injured many others on August 11. The trio’s detention…
By Teddy Namayanja As Uganda prepares for the highly anticipated 2026 general elections, the electoral landscape is abuzz with activity. Political parties are intensifying their internal preparations, to ensure effective selection of candidates who will vie for top seats. The Electoral Commission is also working tirelessly to prevent past errors, implement electoral reforms and…
By Teddy Namayanja In an explosive interview, Salaamu Musumba, a prominent figure in Uganda’s political landscape, sheds light on two contentious topics: the Lumu Bill and the upcoming American elections. With unflinching honesty, Musumba shares her thoughts on the implications of the Lumu Bill on Uganda’s democracy and why she’s rooting for Kamala Harris…
By Teddy Namayanja It’s just weeks until Election Day, and the presidential race is heating up. Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are making their final pitches to voters in battleground states. But before the big day, many Americans are already casting their ballots through early voting. In Georgia, a record…
