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news 2 July 2026

Parliament Officials, Including Director Chris Obore, Remanded in Shs 37 Billion Graft Case

Parliament's Director of Communications, Chris Obore, and seven other officials have been remanded to Luzira Prison until July 7th, facing charges of embezzlement, money laundering, and causing financial loss totaling over 37 billion Ugandan Shillings. Source: https://observer.ug/news/parliament-obore-seven-others-remanded-over-shs-37bn-embezzlement-money-laundering

Source: The Observer (Uganda)
  • chris obore
  • corruption
  • embezzlement

Politics 2 July 2026

Uganda's Refugee Model Under Threat as Aid Cuts Bite

Uganda's renowned open-door refugee policy, which has provided sanctuary and opportunities for over two million people, is facing an unprecedented crisis due to severe funding reductions, jeopardizing essential services like food, healthcare, and education. Source: https://observer.ug/news/aid-crisis-threatens-ugandas-refugees

Source: The Observer (Uganda)
  • uganda
  • refugees
  • aid crisis

education 2 July 2026

Presidential Skilling Initiative Showcases Graduate Achievements

Over 5,000 young Ugandans have successfully completed six months of free vocational training under the Presidential Initiative on Skilling the Girl and Boy Child (PISGBC), showcasing their newly acquired skills in various trades during a vibrant exhibition and sports event. Source: https://statehouse.go.ug/skills-meet-sports-at-presidential-skilling-initiative-showcase-event

Source: State House (Uganda)
  • vocational training
  • youth empowerment
  • skilling initiative

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Parliament's Director of Communications, Chris Obore, and seven other officials have been remanded to Luzira Prison until July 7th, facing charges of embezzlement, money laundering, and causing financial loss totaling over 37 billion Ugandan Shillings. Source: https://observer.ug/news/parliament-obore-seven-others-remanded-over-shs-37bn-embezzlement-money-laundering

Politics

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Uganda's renowned open-door refugee policy, which has provided sanctuary and opportunities for over two million people, is facing an unprecedented crisis due to severe funding reductions, jeopardizing essential services like food, healthcare, and education. Source: https://observer.ug/news/aid-crisis-threatens-ugandas-refugees

education

education

Over 5,000 young Ugandans have successfully completed six months of free vocational training under the Presidential Initiative on Skilling the Girl and Boy Child (PISGBC), showcasing their newly acquired skills in various trades during a vibrant exhibition and sports event. Source: https://statehouse.go.ug/skills-meet-sports-at-presidential-skilling-initiative-showcase-event

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Veteran journalist Andrew Mwenda has publicly apologized to scientist Dr. Matthias Magoola after visiting the Dei BioPharma pharmaceutical plant, admitting his prior criticism was unfounded and potentially influenced by a "colonized mindset.". Source: https://observer.ug/news/from-conman-to-conviction-mwendas-u-turn-on-magoola