AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoEconomic Diplomacy Review: Uganda has launched a review of its Economic and Commercial Diplomacy strategy, urging stronger follow-up on overseas opportunities so they translate into real trade and investment gains, with officials citing projected returns far above the programme’s 2026 spending. Financial Inclusion & Remittances: Telebirr in Ethiopia is pushing for higher transaction limits, but analysts point to payout gaps and interoperability delays as reasons many users still chase better market rates. TVET Results: Uganda’s UVITAB reports strong performance in the latest assessment cycle, with female trainees outperforming males, alongside plans to expand skills training and build an industrial hub in Namanve. Road Safety: Road safety experts renew calls for tougher enforcement and behaviour change after continued high crash deaths. Health & Outbreaks: CEPI has committed $3.9m to strengthen Bundibugyo Ebola response in DRC, while WHO says Ebola gains are emerging but the epidemic is still killing across provinces. Armed Forces Welfare: President Museveni commissioned new SFC accommodation facilities in Nakasero, linking the move to discipline and operational readiness. Governance & Courts: Museveni urged judicial officers to decide firmly based on the Constitution and law, without intimidation. Maritime Rules: Government consultations begin on inland water transport regulations aimed at improving safety and order on Uganda’s lakes and rivers.
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