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Rachael Magola meets original composer of Emaali song, Mzei Atuude Patrick
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Has your National ID application spent more than two months without being ready? Here is what to do:
✳️ Dial *216# and follow the guidance provided.
✳️ If you are still dissatisfied or need more clarification, call our toll-free line on 0800211700.
✳️ Or visit the nearest NIRA office for guidance.
⏺️When given the appropriate guidance, your application should be ready within two weeks.
#NIRACares
And the former CEO of Uganda Airlines, was instead given emoluments 🥱🥱, to go live a happy loss after huge financial loss to Gov't 🥱
Uganda’s Consul General in Mombasa, Kenya, Ambassador Herbert Kiguli, has been charged with causing financial loss of sh494m to the Government.
#VisionUpdates
newvision.co.ug/category/new…
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Applying for a CERTIFICATE OF GOOD CONDUCT is easy and smart.
Go to service.upf.go.ug/certificat… and make your application.
A payment registration number (PRN)will be automatically generated and you can use that to pay in the bank, by card or mobile money.
Log in again and complete the application and book your appointment to have your fingerprints taken at our offices.
Your certificate should be ready within two working days.
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Stanbic Bank Uganda is hiring Bancassurance Sales Consultant
Details: jobadverts.ug/job/bancassura…
#JobsInUganda
The device needs electricity connection, so if it is connected to an individual's hotel , using his/her own YAKA, will Gov't pay for the electricity ? in p'ple's hotels
And the security of the devices, will Gov't station police officers
@eddykenzoficial
Ugandan made devices (copyright management system) to track music played in hotels, bars, media houses, and public spaces for commercial purposes are currently being installed.
“These devices will support music royalties collection and distribution. Installation is now underway, The device name is NYANGE” says Eddy Kenzo, UNMF President. #NBSAfter5
A reminder that the bill will be passed and assented to.........
Fellow Ugandans, especially the Bazzukulu. Habaari. Greetings to all of you.
Of recent, I have noticed a lot of orwaari (noise, kelele), regarding the Sovereignty Bill. Which Sovereignty Bill is the rwaari about? The one I initiated in the Cabinet or another one? The Bill will stop FDIs (Foreign Direct Investments), support for religious bodies from abroad, Remittances from Ugandans working abroad, etc., etc. Really!! That is not the Bill I initiated.
Below is clarification on what I initiated.
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We have put our personnel on a high level of alert to detect crime and avert potential threats.
We equally urge the population to team up with security forces in ensuring safe neighborhoods.
The following are our telephone contacts in the event of emergencies and incidents that require our response. These telephone contacts are available 24hrs a day, seven days a week:
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Report, Freeze, But Don’t Reverse: Hon Justice Stephen Mubiru’s Judgement on Money Laundering.
Case law: Fabrice Brad Rulinda v Stanbic Bank Limited: Civil Suit No. 0235 of 2021.
Key Lessons:
1. REPORT, DON'T JUST REVERSE
Banks have a legal duty to report suspicious transactions to the Financial Intelligence Authority within 48 hours. But they CANNOT simply reverse a credit and return money to the sender without customer consent or court order, that's unlawful debiting.
2. FREEZING IS ALLOWED (TEMPORARILY)
When suspicion arises, banks can freeze accounts while investigating. This power is "implied" into every banking contract, necessary to comply with anti-money laundering laws.
3. WILFUL BLINDNESS = KNOWLEDGE
If a customer deliberately avoids knowing the source of suspicious funds ("I wasn't interested"), the law treats this as actual knowledge of money laundering.
4. PUBLIC POLICY TRUMPS CONTRACTS
Courts won't enforce contracts involving illegal activity (like funding M23 rebels). The "ex turpi causa" doctrine means dirty money gets no legal protection.
The case was dismissed and the Plaintiff ordered to pay costs of the suit to the Bank.
#MoneyLaundering #BankingLaw #FinancialCrime #Uganda #Compliance #LegalUpdate #StanbicBank #TrendingLawCase
Photo Credit @nilepostnews @nbstv
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Entebbe International Airport Traffic Update – February 2026
Entebbe International Airport recorded 189,575 international passengers in February 2026, comprising 90,007 arrivals and 99,568 departures, an average of approximately 6,770 arrivals and departures per day.
This represents a 39,387 increase from the 150,188 passengers recorded in January 2026. The February 2025 figure is also higher than that recorded in the same month of February 2025 by 30,072 arrivals and departures.
In February 2025, the airport handled 159,503 international passengers (73,524 arrivals and 85,979 departures).
On the cargo front, February 2026 recorded 2,955 metric tonnes of exports and 1,543 metric tonnes of imports, totaling 4,498 metric tonnes, up from 3,982 metric tonnes in January 2026. This also reflects an increase from February 2025, which recorded 3,157 metric tonnes of exports and 1,389 metric tonnes of imports.
Overall, the upward trend in both passenger and cargo traffic highlights sustained growth in air transport activity. However, with parts of the Middle East airspace closed from February 28, 2026, and only a phased resumption of operations currently underway, several operators from Entebbe have been affected. As a result, traffic for March 2026 is expected to be lower.
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We visited the massive new terminal at Entebbe airport under @UgandaCAA. Spanning 20,000sqm, it’s built for 3.5M passengers with modern luggage tech and 1hr UPS backup. Proud to see such progress in our national infrastructure!
@UCC_ED
@MKarekye
@IBbos @GCICUganda #GoldenPosts
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Nationals from the countries and regions listed above are not required to obtain a visa prior to travelling to Uganda, in accordance with Uganda’s visa exemption arrangements.
This provision facilitates smoother travel and reflects Uganda’s continued commitment to promoting regional integration, tourism, trade, and people-to-people connectivity.
#OpenGovUg #VisitUganda #ExploreUganda
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ADVERT: The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs (@MoJCAUG0) wishes to inform the general public that it will be relocating from its current offices at Plot 7, Parliament Avenue, Baumann House, to its new premises at JLOS Towers, Plot 98–102 Katalima Road, Naguru, Kampala, effective 16th March 2026.

































