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foreign affairs 8 July 2026

Uganda Working to Repatriate Citizens Stranded Abroad

The Ugandan government is intensifying efforts to bring back its citizens stranded in Thailand and South Africa. Challenges in repatriation stem from a lack of bilateral agreements with Thailand and ongoing concerns following xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Source: https://www.parliament.go.ug/news/4477/govt-step-efforts-repatriate-ugandans

Source: Parliament of Uganda
  • repatriation
  • ugandans abroad
  • thailand

news 8 July 2026

Chris Obore's Fall: From Anti-Corruption Advocate to Accused

Chris Obore, once a vocal critic of corruption and an advocate for transparency, is now facing embezzlement and money laundering charges along with six other senior parliamentary employees. The charges stem from alleged misappropriation of over Shs 70 billion. Source: https://observer.ug/news/chris-obores-stunning-fall-from-anti-corruption-crusader-to-corruption-accused

Source: The Observer (Uganda)
  • chris obore
  • corruption
  • uganda parliament

government 8 July 2026

Uganda Launches Nationwide Land Audit to Safeguard Public Property

The Ugandan government has initiated a comprehensive nationwide land audit to meticulously identify, verify, and document all state-owned land. This ambitious undertaking aims to create a singular national database, thereby protecting public assets from encroachment, fraud, and ownership disputes. Source: https://observer.ug/news/government-launches-nationwide-land-audit-to-protect-public-property

Source: The Observer (Uganda)
  • land audit
  • public property
  • Uganda

environment 7 July 2026

Ntungamo District Unveils Innovative Underground Water Storage System

Ntungamo District is set to benefit from a new Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) system, an innovative underground water storage technology aimed at enhancing water security and climate resilience for local residents. Source: https://observer.ug/news/new-innovative-water-project-set-to-transform-ntungamo-residents

Source: The Observer (Uganda)
  • water security
  • climate resilience
  • managed aquifer recharge

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The Ugandan government is intensifying efforts to bring back its citizens stranded in Thailand and South Africa. Challenges in repatriation stem from a lack of bilateral agreements with Thailand and ongoing concerns following xenophobic attacks in South Africa. Source: https://www.parliament.go.ug/news/4477/govt-step-efforts-repatriate-ugandans

news

news

Chris Obore, once a vocal critic of corruption and an advocate for transparency, is now facing embezzlement and money laundering charges along with six other senior parliamentary employees. The charges stem from alleged misappropriation of over Shs 70 billion. Source: https://observer.ug/news/chris-obores-stunning-fall-from-anti-corruption-crusader-to-corruption-accused

government

government

The Ugandan government has initiated a comprehensive nationwide land audit to meticulously identify, verify, and document all state-owned land. This ambitious undertaking aims to create a singular national database, thereby protecting public assets from encroachment, fraud, and ownership disputes. Source: https://observer.ug/news/government-launches-nationwide-land-audit-to-protect-public-property

environment

environment

Ntungamo District is set to benefit from a new Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) system, an innovative underground water storage technology aimed at enhancing water security and climate resilience for local residents. Source: https://observer.ug/news/new-innovative-water-project-set-to-transform-ntungamo-residents