Author: Entebbe News

Muzeyi Faizo Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) has asked President Yoweri Museveni not to sign the newly passed Sovereignty Protection Bill, 2026, warning that the proposed law could isolate Uganda internationally and worsen the country’s economic challenges. Parliament passed the controversial bill on Tuesday, May 5, 2026. The legislation seeks to shield Uganda from what the government describes as foreign interference in the country’s internal affairs. However, critics argue that some of its provisions are broad and unclear, raising fears about how the law could be enforced. In a statement released on Thursday, UPC Head…

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Kampala, Uganda | Xinhua | Uganda said Wednesday that the China Import and Export Fair, also known as the Canton Fair, is a strategic platform for boosting trade and investment partnerships. Uganda’s participation in the fair in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, was aimed at expanding exports, attracting foreign direct investment, and deepening economic ties, particularly with China, the Ugandan government said in a statement. Several Ugandan exhibitors showcased products ranging from coffee and shea butter to artisanal crafts during the third phase of the fair, which was held from May 1-5. Uganda’s tourism sector also drew interest from international visitors. Judyth…

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Stakeholders in Karamoja formalize their commitment by signing agreements at the Survivor’s Netwrok Launch in Moroto District Moroto, Uganda | URN | A Karamoja chapter of the Uganda Survivors Network has been launched in Moroto District to strengthen access to justice systems for survivors of violence in a region where reporting remains low and gender-based violence cases are widespread. The launch is driven by concerns over persistent violence against women and children, deep-rooted cultural barriers, and low trust in formal justice institutions, which have continued to limit reporting and accountability in Karamoja. According to International Justice Mission (IJM) Uganda, only 1…

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Gospel singer Levixone, real name Sam Lucas Lubyogo, has spoken out about life after marriage, describing it as a peaceful and smooth sailing journey. Levixone, during one of his media rounds with Swangz Avenue star Winnie Nwagi, cheekily asked him about how life after marriage was taking him so far. He let the audience know that he was enjoying it to the fullest, and quoting a scripture from the Bible, the ‘Mbeera‘ hitmaker noted that he had found a good wife in Desire Luzinda and was already experiencing the favor that is spoken about in the Bible. “Marriage is a…

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Dancehall singer Kapeke, real name Derrick Nsubuga, has rejected any management signing, noting that he can handle all his businesses by himself. While speaking to the media, Kapeke revealed that despite his brand growing bigger and stronger, he still does not feel the need to hire a manager. According to the singer, he is capable of handling all the responsibilities that a manager would typically oversee, including booking shows, managing his social media platforms, and coordinating his day-to-day music activities on his own. Kapeke got his big breakthrough not so many years back and has been enjoying the spotlight both…

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Kampala, Uganda | PATRICIA AKANKWATSA | Uganda’s growing climate crisis is forcing policymakers, financiers, development agencies and agribusinesses to rethink how the country will feed itself in an era of erratic rainfall, prolonged droughts and rising temperatures. At the centre of that conversation is solar-powered irrigation systems (SPIS), a technology increasingly being promoted as the bridge between climate adaptation, agricultural productivity and rural economic transformation. That debate dominated discussions at a national investment forum and wrap-up meeting for the Accelerating Climate Technology Transition (ACT) project held at the Golden Tulip Hotel in Kampala on May 06, where government officials, development partners,…

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Dancehall singer Ziza Bafana has expressed his disappointment with Ugandans who have criticized them for how they acted after meeting Jamaican icon, Spice Official. Ziza Bafana, who shared a clip on his social media handles, revealed that he had read critics’ comments suggesting that their favorite artists would have done better if they were the ones in their position. He mentioned artists like A Pass, who has had a chance to do a collaboration with Konshens, Beenine Gunter with Dexta Daps, amongst others. Just like they had their time, Ziza Bafana believed that this was also his once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to shine. “Ugandans…

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Ugandan dancehall singer Cindy Sanyu has defended artists’ behavior after meeting renowned Jamaican dancehall artist Spice Official, citing that they were just overwhelmed with excitement.  Spice landed in Uganda three days ago ahead of her 2026 Kampala concert and received a massive reception from the local media and entertainment fraternity. Among the artists who welcomed her were dancehall artists Buchaman, Fik Gaza, and Ziza Bafana. During this time, the artists were given a chance to do their freestyles, setting netizens’ tongues wagging, with many criticizing the artists, saying they embarrassed Ugandans owing to their half-baked content. Cindy, while addressing members…

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Kampala, Uganda | JULIUS BUSINGE | Uganda Civil Aviation Authority Director General Fred Bamwesigye has called for stronger competition frameworks in Africa’s aviation sector, warning that liberalized airspace without proper regulation risks undermining fairness and consumer protection. Opening a three-day continental workshop on competition regulations in air transport at Speke Resort Munyonyo on May 6, Bamwesigye said the push for open skies under the Yamoussoukro Decision must be matched with enforceable rules to ensure a level playing field. “Open skies must be matched with fair competition,” he said, noting that without robust frameworks, liberalization could lead to market distortions, unfair practices,…

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Members from musicians Pallaso and King Saha’s camps are reportedly nursing wounds following their huge clash at one of the popular hangout spots in Kampala. The incident happened last night at Supremacy Lounge in Nakulabye, where both artists had gone to support MC Scorpion at his event. According to an eyewitness who was present before the scuffle erupted, the altercation reportedly began shortly after Pallaso completed his performance and encountered King Saha in the parking lot. Both artistes were reportedly accompanied by members of their respective camps. Following a heated exchange, tensions quickly escalated into a physical confrontation, with individuals…

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