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Activists picket against Uganda’s anti-homosexuality bill at the Ugandan High Commission in Pretoria, South Africa in April.
Airtel Uganda, Uganda’s first 5G Network has today announced its support for the Busoga Kingdom in aiding the preparation of the upcoming royal wedding of the Kyabazinga of Busoga Kingdom, Gabula Nadiope IV, slated for 18th November 2023.
By reducing the cost of doing business and providing access to all services under one roof, the center is empowering investors to explore Uganda’s boundless opportunities.
His father, a soldier, went off to combat anti-government rebels in Uganda’s civil conflict and by no means returned.
Hon. Ruth Nankabirwa Ssentamu, Minister of Energy & Mineral Development of the Republic of Uganda will be showcasing Uganda’s energy ambitions.
Source: https://www.africa.com/ministers-attending-green-energy-africa-summit-2023/
Jjuuko, whose organization has allegedly been listed by Uganda’s NGO Bureau among Civil Society groups likely to be closed, told IPS that the offenses suggested in the laws are victimless because the relationships were consensual.
KAMPALA (Reuters) – Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni signed one of the world’s toughest anti-LGBTQ laws, including the death penalty for “aggravated homosexuality”, drawing Western condemnation and risking sanctions from aid donors.
Source: https://www.shorenewsnetwork.com/2023/05/29/uganda-enacts-harsh-anti-lgbtq/
KAMPALA, Uganda — Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni said Saturday that recent airstrikes against rebels with ties to the Islamic State group in eastern Congo have killed “a lot” of the militants, possibly including a notorious bomb maker.
KUTZTOWN, PA – Uganda’s Parliament passed an anti-LGBTQ+ bill on Tuesday, March 21. This bill states that people identifying as LGBTQ+ are punishable by 20 years in prison, and some “crimes” are punishable by death.
Source: https://thekeystonenews.com/2023/03/28/uganda-passes-bill-criminalizing-the-lgbtq-community/
President Museveni also lauded an investor’s commitment to add value to Uganda’s iron ore, signaling a shift towards processing the mineral domestically.
Some of the topics that were covered during the training included Uganda’s potential and endowment, mindset change, public service and thinking as a tool of analysis, among others.
The bill will now go to President Yoweri Museveni, Uganda’s leader for nearly four decades, who has been an outspoken driver of anti-gay measures.
Source: https://dnyuz.com/2023/03/22/uganda-passes-strict-anti-gay-bill-that-imposes-death-penalty-for-some/
The certification lays a robust foundation for continued growth and a pivotal role in Uganda’s energy landscape.
“The lack of effective enforcement mechanisms for intellectual property rights has deterred Uganda’s response to new and evolving threats posed by counterfeit products manufactured within and outside the country,” Basalirwa said.
The Makuutu Heavy Rare Earths Project has the Government’s full support and is set to become Uganda’s flagship mine (refer also to IXR ASX release on the 11th of September for more detail).
Uganda’s Constitutional Court later struck down the 2014 Anti-Homosexuality Act on a technicality.
Uganda’s special envoy for special duties will now represent the East African nation.
While homosexuality is currently criminalised in over 30 countries in Africa, Uganda’s new law is the first to outlaw identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ), according to Human Rights Watch.