AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation Policy: Uganda plans to make lower-level TVET learning free, with Acting Education and Sports minister John Chrysostom Muyingo saying guidelines will soon be issued and new regulations gazetted to strengthen the TVET regulatory framework. Tooro Kingdom Succession: A profile on Prince Edward Rukidi Kijjanangoma says the Babiito Royal Clan selected him as Omukama-designate after the death of Omukama Oyo, with enthronement set for September 29. Sports & Regional Diplomacy: CAF president Patrice Motsepe voiced confidence that Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda will deliver AFCON 2027 as planned, urging faster preparations. Local Economy & Jobs: State minister Mary Kamuli Kuteesa urged Ugandans to “Buy Uganda-Build Uganda” while graduating 106 women and youth-led green enterprises under Stanbic’s GreenTech accelerator. Energy & Infrastructure: President Museveni launched the Kampala Storage Terminal (Shs1.2tn) to hold 320 million litres, while Dei Pharma warned power shortages are delaying full cassava processing output. Governance & Cities: Lord Mayor Ronald Balimwezo rejected plans to redevelop Kampala City Square, citing the need to preserve open spaces for emergencies and environmental protection. Security & Rights: Police arrested 12 teenagers over a video-recorded assault on a fellow student near Kibuli Mosque. Environment & Tourism: Uganda Wildlife Authority says gorilla tourism revenue hit Shs110bn in 2025/26 as gorilla numbers grow.
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