AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTooro Kingdom Mourning: Uganda received the body of Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV at Entebbe, with President Museveni among mourners, as the world’s youngest reigning monarch’s nine-day mourning period begins ahead of burial on September 12 amid a succession dispute. Oil & Industry: Museveni unveiled Uganda’s export crude blend name “Pearl Sweet,” saying it has low sulfur and should help Uganda build refining and industrial capacity. Tourism Push: Uganda plans to use AI and digital tools to grow tourism earnings, with World Tourism Day celebrations in Mbale on September 27. Carbon Market Warning: Environment minister Kahinda Otafiire cautioned that carbon market rules are complex and could enable unfair exploitation, urging frameworks that keep returns in Africa. Public Service & Data: UBOS signed an MOU with Bugwe and Tieng Adhola kingdoms to improve population data for better planning. Justice Update: High Court granted mandatory bail to socialite Bryan White after 293 days on remand without committal. Health & Safety: Education ministry warned head teachers against sending learners home over school fees. Regional Health Threat: Africa CDC said DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak is not yet under control, with transmission still active in many zones.
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