Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) has launched its 2025 Sustainability Report, showcasing major investments of over Sh1.5 billion in water and environmental projects across the country. The report highlights UBL’s strides in water stewardship, carbon reduction, and community empowerment, reaffirming its commitment to a sustainable future in every drop.
Emirates has marked 25 years of operations in Uganda by unveiling its refurbished Boeing 777 at Entebbe International Airport, underscoring its $5 billion fleet upgrade and long-term commitment to the country’s aviation and tourism sectors. Since 2000, the airline has carried 2.8 million passengers on the Dubai–Entebbe route, strengthening trade, travel, and economic ties between Uganda and the world.
Foreign ministers from Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) member states gathered in Kampala on Wednesday, renewing calls for multilateralism amid rising global tensions. Chaired by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, the two-day meeting emphasized cooperation in trade, investment, and peace-building as key to shared prosperity.
Makerere University is hosting the Uganda Entrepreneurship Congress and Youth Expo 2025, bringing together over 600 students to showcase 300 innovations with a focus on the coffee sector. The two-day event aims to equip young entrepreneurs with skills to transform Uganda’s coffee value chain and create high-value business opportunities.
Uganda has recorded a sharp decline in AIDS-related deaths and new HIV infections, marking a major milestone in the country’s fight against the epidemic. Annual AIDS deaths fell by 64% over the past decade, while new infections dropped from 96,000 to 37,000. Health officials say the country is approaching global targets for HIV control and is making steady progress toward ending AIDS as a public health threat by 2030.
