Civil Liberties

Uganda’s Medical Universities Are Falling Behind — Here’s Why

Civil Liberties

Uganda Green Lights Military Trials for Civilians Despite Court Ruling

Civil Liberties

Election Worries Ramp Up as Uganda’s Ruling Party Seeks to Quash Independents

Civil Liberties

How Foreign Aid Cuts Are Forcing East Africa’s Refugees Into Danger

Global Health

Loss of US Aid Highlights Africa’s Slow Progress on Medical Research Goals

Global Health

In Uganda, Fake Doctors Cause Serious Damage

Global Health

Ugandans Fear AIDS Will Spread as Health Clinics Close

Global Health

Mpox Is Infecting Children in DRC – and Spreading to Uganda and Beyond

Education

In Uganda, a Substantial Teacher Pay Raise Isn’t Good News for Everyone

Human Rights

Forced From the Flock: LGBTQ+ Believers Are Being Pushed Out of Churches in Uganda

Human Rights

As Ugandan Pipeline Project Begins, Landowners Navigate a Crooked Road to Compensation

Economy

The High Price of Finding Public Service Work in Uganda

Global Health

Women Face Sexual Assault in Ugandan Mental Health Hospitals

Journalism

Inside the Global Fight for Press Freedom

Environment

This Bird Is Revered. Why Is Its Population Dwindling?

Global Health

Snakebites Go From Common to Crisis

Global Health

Children Pay the Price as Life’s Demands Interfere With Breastfeeding

Economy

Bus Companies Warn of Collapse Without Government Intervention

Environment

As Air Quality Worsens, Kampala Citizens Find It Difficult to Breathe

Human Rights

Overworked and Underpaid, Journalists See Ethical Gray Areas

Human Rights

‘The Scare Is Real’: Prominent Ugandans Fear Poisoning

Arts

Is the Biggest News on TV Even Really News?

Migration

Food Is Scarce These Days, and the Refugees Keep Coming

Global Health

They Bought Ambulances for Their Constituents. Should Politicians Do That?

Education

Dilapidated Buildings Mar Return to School

Economy

‘The Cows Ate It All’: Crop Losses Threaten Food Security

Global Health

The Tiny Flea Behind a Disease Outbreak in Uganda

Economy

Despite Electricity Surplus, Rural Residents Remain in the Dark

Economy

Import Traders Suffer Losses as Officials Promote Local Industry

Region’s Remoteness Thwarts Efforts to Eliminate HIV

Global Health

Pandemic Response Forsakes Patients With Chronic Illnesses

Education

Loans Crush Graduates and Leave Millions in Debt

Human Rights

Beyond Dollars: The Real Cost of Monetized Elections

Global Health

Pandemic Worsens Legacy of Wartime Trauma

COVID Patients Saddled With Steep Bills at Private Hospitals

Education

Math, Math and — Hours Later — Still More Math

Education

For Many, Hard Labor Takes the Place of Homework

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Curfew Squeezes Motorcycle Taxis

Economy

Online Shopping Frustrates Traders as Travel Halts

Coronavirus

Pandemic Pushes Maternal Health Care Toward Crisis

Coronavirus

Coronavirus Claims an Unexpected Victim: Newspapers

Human Rights

Comedians Fear Regulations Will Destroy Political Satire

Economy

Startup Helps Diaspora Build Back Home — Without Losing Money

Coronavirus

Defying Uganda’s Ban, Motorcycle Taxis Remain Lifeline for Patients

Economy

Despite Growing Popularity, Drones Remain Unregulated in Uganda

Human Rights

Anti-Trafficking Efforts Face Resistance in Uganda’s Karamoja Region

Environment

Ugandan Scientists Join Forces with Community to Collect Urine, Combat Soil Infertility

Global Health

Ugandan Students Living With HIV Deal with Stigma at School. A Proposed Health Policy Aims to Change That.

Human Rights

Ugandan Club Aims to End Gender-Based Violence by Challenging Cultural Norms

Global Health

As Uganda Strives To Be Open Defecation Free, Anti-Toilet Beliefs and Habits Persist

Economy

Civil Servants in Uganda Raise Questions Over Parliament’s Ability to Set Own Salaries, Benefits

Global Health

Will Uganda Increase Its Investment in Maternal Health?

Education

In Uganda’s Karamoja Region, Kids Graze Cattle and Attend School at the Same Time

Arts

Life in Karamoja

Global Health

Fake and Missing Drugs ‘Frustrate Government’s Effort’ To Combat Malaria in Uganda

Environment

Can Plastic Bags Be Banned? Uganda’s Schools Say ‘Yes,’ But History Says Otherwise

Arts

Uganda’s Proposed Church Training Law To Protect Congregants from ‘Misleaders,’ Officials Say

Education

Parents Torn Between Bribing Teachers or Reporting Them in Ugandan Schools

Arts

Ugandan Law Prevents ‘Public Nuisances’ – Including Gatherings Led By Opposition Leaders

Education

Late Payments to Examiners Force Ugandan Graduate Students to Wait Years for Degrees

Arts

Ready to Challenge the President, Ugandan Entertainers Enter the Political Arena

Education

Uganda Takes Steps Toward Accessible Education with New Special Needs Exam Effort

Economy

As Holidays Approach, Trend of Requesting Money on WhatsApp Provokes Etiquette Debate

Global Health

Myths and Misinformation Hinder Male Circumcision Campaign in Uganda

Economy

Banned but Booming: Mobile Businesses Flourish in Kampala, Despite Being Illegal

Human Rights

Ugandan Nonprofit Fights Problem of Domestic Violence Against Men

Global Health

New Kampala Urology Hospital Aims to Keep Patients in Uganda

Global Health

Ugandan Research Project Hopes to Make Nutritious Grasshoppers Available Year-Round

Economy

Uganda’s Ban on Older Import Cars May Stall Cash-Strapped Drivers, Businesses

Human Rights

Ugandan Traffic Safety Campaign Uses Social Media to Shame Unsafe Drivers

Human Rights

The Commute: Corruption and Danger on the Streets of Kampala

Human Rights

Ugandan Presidential Hopeful Faces Uphill Battle After 32 Years of Museveni’s Rule

Education

Uganda Struggles With Widespread Exam Fraud, as Pupils and Teachers Perpetuate Cheating

Global Health

Uganda Takes Aim at Alcohol Advertising to Stop Women From Drinking While Pregnant

Human Rights

South Sudan Refugees in Uganda Wary of Plan to Get Money Instead of Food Rations

Human Rights

Food or Firewood to Cook It? The Dilemma Refugees Often Face in Uganda’s Rhino Camp

Economy

Uganda Plans to Raise Scientists’ Pay, Raising Ire of Other Public-Sector Employees

Global Health

Ugandan HIV/AIDS Policy Adds Patients and Raises Follow-Up Rates, Despite Obstacles

Economy

Mobile Money Is a Boon for Ugandans, But Payment Agents Fear Thefts, Attacks

Global Health

Traditional Ugandan Beverage Increasingly Popular with Consumers — and Manufacturers

Human Rights

Less Corruption? One Uganda District’s Claim Could Be Misleading

Arts

Bahima Chef Shares Taste of Her Tribe in Uganda’s Capital

Human Rights

Q&A: Lawmakers Mull Change to Constitution as Ugandan President Nears Age Limit

Global Health

No More Discos: Community-based Campaign Against HIV Yields Impressive Results

Economy

Will Oil Make Ugandans Rich?

Arts

One Man’s Dream to Preserve Ugandan Culture through Traditional Dance, Music and Food

Human Rights

For Children of Uganda’s Civil War, Lingering Stigma Creates Difficult Homecoming

Global Health

Bans in Wake of Avian Flu Outbreaks Pummel African Poultry Industries

Education

Attendance-Based Pay Plan Would Target Rampant Parliament Absences

Environment

Ugandan Fishermen Urge More Government Action To Address Declining Fish Stock in Lake Victoria

Global Health

Sex Work, Fatalism, Alcohol Blamed for HIV Prevalence in Masaka Fishing Communities

Human Rights

Ugandans Debate Legality, Morality of Publishing Photos of the Dead

Human Rights

Limits of Internet Speech Tested in Uganda as Activist Nyanzi’s Arrest Raises Concerns

Arts

Uganda’s Tourism Agency Promotes Rolex ─ A Tasty Egg Sandwich With a Luxurious Name

Arts

Marriage Training for Ugandan Men Will Lead to Stronger Unions, Groups Say

Human Rights

Uganda’s Dream of Oil Wealth Leaves Many Without Homes or Paid Too Little for Land

Education

Ugly History of Kiswahili Prompts Many To Resist Its Teaching in Uganda’s Schools

Human Rights

Violent Rapes, Caught on Camera, Drive Anti-Gay Activists in Uganda

Economy

Amid Rampant Joblessness in Uganda, Groups Seek to Inspire Youths to Entrepreneurship

Environment

Trash, Training, Trade: Plastics Recycling Plant Will Mean Money for Ugandan Locals