Rift Valley News

Uganda

Latest reporting on Uganda (place): 47 stories, most recently on 17 October 2026. Source-linked and updated as new reports are published.

Key facts

How many Rift Valley News stories mention Uganda?
47 published stories name Uganda.
When was Uganda last in the news here?
The latest story is from 17 October 2026.
How far back does coverage of Uganda go?
The earliest story in this archive is from 14 October 2026.
Which sections cover Uganda?
Across the latest 24 stories: Africa (18), Business & Economy (2), Science & Climate (2), Health (1).

Latest coverage

  1. Uganda Reaches Only 11% of People in Need of Palliative Care

    About 500,000 Ugandans need palliative care, but only 11% access the services, according to the Ministry of Health, amid shortages of trained providers and persistent gaps in pain management.

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  2. Uganda launches Ebola vaccine trial

    The town of Masaka in southern Uganda is currently conducting a Phase 1 trial of a vaccine candidate against the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus, which is circulating in the region. There is currently no approved treatment or vaccine for this strain.

    Africa · France 24 · World ·

  3. Alupo Urges East African Businesses to Uphold Quality and Integrity

    Vice President Jessica Alupo has challenged businesses in Uganda and across the East African region to uphold quality, integrity and consistency in their products and services, saying companies recognised for excellence....

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  4. Today in History: Uganda Airlines Flight 775 Crashes in Rome

    Thirty-three people died when a Uganda Airlines Boeing 707 crashed in dense fog while attempting to land at Rome’s Fiumicino Airport on October 17, 1988, with 19 people surviving the disaster.

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  5. Always Put the Customer First, Insurance Brokers Urged

    Insurance brokers in Uganda have been urged to improve customer service, strengthen claims support and build lasting relationships with policyholders as competition in the insurance industry intensifies. Dr Miriam Mutero...

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  6. Minister Nyamutoro Urges Ugandans to Embrace Clean Cooking

    Minister of State for Energy in charge of Minerals Phiona Nyamutoro has urged Ugandans to embrace clean cooking technologies as the Government intensifies efforts to reduce dependence on charcoal and firewood, protect fo...

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  7. All contenders for UN chief receive veto: diplomat

    Friday's vote was the first time in the anonymous informal polling that Britain, China, France, Russia and the United States used colored straws to indicate their vetoes, while the Security Council's 10 elected members continued to use plain markers.

    Africa · France 24 · World ·

  8. As Shilling Slides, Businesses May Have to Choose Customers Over Profits

    Bank of Uganda’s latest rate hike signals the urgency of stabilising the shilling, but its advice to businesses raises a question: could accepting lower profit margins help companies survive the currency shock and retain customers?

    Business & Economy · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  9. COSASE Seeks Technical Evidence from KCCA Over Buyala Landfill

    Parliament’s accountability committee wants scientific evidence from Kampala Capital City Authority on the landfill’s suitability, environmental and technical standards, and long-term sustainability after concerns emerged during a site visit.

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·

  10. Uganda: NWSC Races to Boost Hoima Water Supply Ahead of Afcon 2027

    [Nile Post] The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) is accelerating water infrastructure projects in Hoima City to strengthen supply to key facilities ahead of the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), with its emergency water project currently 37% complete.

    Science & Climate · AllAfrica · Environment ·

  11. Kilembe Mines Revival Faces Skilled Workforce Challenge

    Kilembe Copper Mines is targeting a return to production in 2027, but Uganda’s shortage of experienced mining professionals could complicate efforts to rebuild the workforce needed to support the mine’s revival.

    Africa · Nile Post · Latest (Uganda) ·