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    Youth empowerment a prerequisite to skills development

    By Hon Charles Bakkabulindi Workers’ MP. As Uganda pursues the vision of getting into the middle income category, youth unemployment has remained a major challenge for the country. Providing employment opportunities to the youth is paramount for the country’s economic transformation. A critical mass of youth require employment to increase their incomes and better their…

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      Unemployment effects in Uganda

      By Hon Agnes Kunihira Abwoli, Female Workers MP. According to ILO, Unemployment is defined as “A situation where in a particular period a person is available for work, is actively seeking for work (paid or self-employment) but is unable to find an opportunity.” In Uganda today, the national unemployment rate stands at 9% of the…

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        Hon Byakatonda calls for workers’ empowerment 

        By Our Reporter. Ugandan trade union leaders have been called upon to diversify mid -term and long term development programs in bid to counter unforeseen challenges encountered in their work. The development follows the massive adverse effects of the Covid-19 pandemic that ravaged the world but with the critical effects having been inflicted on the…

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          What’s new in the relations of Uganda and Saudi Arabia

          By Our Reporter. In November last year, Foreign Affairs Minister Gen. Jeje Odongo invited investors from Saudi to explore sectors of agriculture, mining, tourism, health, information and communication technology and “expand its import of products from Uganda to include fruits, vegetables, spices, milk and cereals, in addition to the invitation to take advantage of the…

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          Experts worried about the New HIV infections rate among children and youth

          By Badreldeen Khalafallah Alawad – badrkhalaf@gmail.com Researchers from Uganda and the US have raised concern over the huge number of new HIV infections and Aids-related deaths among children and youth in the country.According to the researchers upto 19,000 new HIV infections and 7,000 Aids-related deaths are reported annually among children and youth. They blamed this…

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            RUTO – RAILA BATTLE NOW AWAITS VOTERS

            BY JAMES WAFULA IN NAIROBI. It was a battle to the touchline, arguably one of the fiercest election campaigns witnessed in Kenya in recent times since the troubled  2007  polls that almost plunged the country into total anarchy. Kenya’s tough talking Deputy President Dr. William Ruto, 57, proved his unremitting vitality by addressing up to…

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