AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDisability Inclusion Push: The Uganda Federation of the Hard of Hearing is urging government to better include hard of hearing people in implementing and monitoring Global Disability Summit commitments, citing UBOS census figures of 273,167 hard of hearing Ugandans yet warning assistive tech needs like hearing aids and hearing loops remain unmet. Economic Diplomacy Review: Government has started a review of Uganda’s Economic and Commercial Diplomacy strategy, with officials calling for stronger follow-up so overseas engagements translate into real trade and investment outcomes. NSSF Growth: NSSF reported an 85% jump in FY ended June 2026 revenue to Shs6.51 trillion, driven by investment income and improved performance, alongside higher member savings and beneficiary payouts. Judicial Independence: President Museveni told judicial officers to stay courageous and decide firmly based on the Constitution, law and evidence, without intimidation or fear of personal repercussions. Inland Water Transport Rules: Consultations begin on regulations to tighten controls on boat construction, licensing and operation under the Inland Water Transport Act, aiming to improve safety on lakes and rivers. Parliament vs ISHU Access: Opposition leader Joel Ssenyonyi and MPs were denied entry to the Lubowa International Specialised Hospital of Uganda site despite a ministerial directive, reigniting concerns over public project oversight. Ebola/Cholera Watch (Regional): WHO says DRC’s Ebola response is gaining ground but the epidemic is still killing; meanwhile cholera continues to surge in eastern DRC, adding pressure to health services.
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