Companies, Travel & Tourism

IATA Calls for Aviation Supply Chain Overhaul as Engine Maintenance Crisis Grounds 648 Jets

June 25

A new IATA study warns that shortages of spare parts, limited repair capacity and engine durability […]

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Companies, Trade & Industry, Travel & Tourism

Airbus, Boeing Double Down on Capacity Building in Africa

June 24

Airbus and Boeing have rolled out parallel training programmes in Ethiopia and Nigeria as aircraft manufacturers […]

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Companies, Travel & Tourism

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Madagascar Lead Africa into Global Aviation Carbon Alliance as US$5 Billion Market Takes Shape

June 24

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Madagascar have joined a global alliance aimed at expanding the supply of aviation […]

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Business, Companies, Energy, Land & Agriculture, Renewable

Rising Energy Bills Push Schools Towards Renewables, Stanbic Forum Hears

June 24

As they grope for survival amidst rising electricity tariffs, generator costs and firewood expenses, education institutions […]

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Financial Services

From Aid to Enterprise: Financial Inclusion Reshapes Refugee Economies in Uganda

June 24

Access to banking, credit and digital payments is helping thousands of refugees in Uganda transition from […]

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Companies, Energy

Small Stove, Big Dividend: How Clean Cooking is Rewriting Rural Uganda’s Economy

June 23

Fuel-efficient eco-stoves are delivering more than cleaner kitchens across rural Uganda; cutting fuel costs, reducing pressure […]

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Opinion

Alan Greenspan (1926–2026): The Maestro Who Repriced the World—and Shaped Africa’s Financial Cycles

June 23

The death of Alan Greenspan at 100 closes a defining era in global monetary history—one whose […]

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Companies

A New Theatre, A Shorter Journey: Partnerships Bring Maternal Healthcare Closer to Karamoja Mothers

June 22

For expectant mothers in Uganda’s remote Karamoja sub-region, childbirth often means navigating long distances, costly referrals […]

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Business, Finance, Land & Agriculture

Solar irrigation helping cocoa take root in northern Uganda

June 19

A Lira farmer is challenging long-held assumptions about cocoa cultivation in northern Uganda, using solar-powered irrigation […]

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The Business Interview

Uganda says no Ebola-free certificate required for international travel

June 19

Uganda’s Ministry of Health has moved to dispel misinformation surrounding Ebola-related travel requirements, warning the public […]

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