Graphic design has weathered technological upheavals before — the shift from hand-lettering to desktop publishing, the move from print-first to digital-first t…
Six months into his tenure, Wake has already put a mark on the airline that matches the scale of the ambition Uganda has long held for its national carrier.
That story changed on June 25, 2026, when the Ugandan government stood on a stage in Brussels and gave the country's coffee something it has never formally had: a name of its own.
The same BoU reports, tells a more complicated story: while foreign-owned companies operating in Uganda posted higher profits in 2024, they also sent record amounts of money back home.
Oil flows for the first time. Boeing jets are ordered. A railway is rising from the red earth. With the biggest budget in Uganda's history, Kampala has placed an extraordinary wager on the next fourteen years.
Anyone who has followed Ugandan politics for the last two decades will recognise the rhythm. Museveni's fifth term carried the tagline Kisanja Hakuna Mchezo
The post-1945 order built around the United Nations, the Bretton Woods institutions & a rules-based system is buckling under the weight of great-power
Uganda is, without question, in the middle of the most ambitious building programme in its modern history. But a nation is not measured only by cranes
A nation that has already multiplied its economy seventeen times is now accelerating — driven by first oil, 50,000 megawatts, a continental railway, AFCON 2027 and the deepest regional trade integration in Uganda's history.
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Graphic design has weathered technological upheavals before — the shift from hand-lettering to desktop publishing, the move from print-first to digital-first thinking. But the current wave, driven by generative AI, is different in kind
How an unwritten family contract is quietly stalling a generation's wealth and what it would take to rewrite it.
Twelve years ago, this piece was born at kLab in Kigali - Rwanda's flagship innovation hub and at the time one of the clearest proofs on the continent that a tech ecosystem could be built on purpose rather than by accident.
After two decades of delay, Uganda is weeks from first oil. The numbers behind the boom show why this is no longer a story about barrels — it's a story about whether a $69 billion economy can absorb a windfall without losing itself in the process.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline, stretching 1,443 kilometres from Hoima to Tanga, is now 78% complete. Today.ug travelled the route to examine the communities, contracts, and transformations reshaping Uganda's economic future.
It is a statement that Uganda's own engineers, at Kiira Motors Corporation, can design and manufacture the machines that move a nation
The idea is almost embarrassingly simple. Set aside one hour a day, five days a week — five hours weekly, in total — purely for deliberate learning.
Uganda’s social media landscape is undergoing a major shift, with TikTok overtaking WhatsApp as the country’s most subscribed social media platform, according to the latest market data from the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC).
So, when I learned about Uganda’s Ministry of Works and Transport’s ambitious project promising RFID (Radio Frequency Identification)-embedded digital number plates, I was initially excited. This would have been a significant leap forward for our region’s transport technology infrastructure.
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