AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAFCON 2027: Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania are developing a joint visa to help fans travel between matches and tourist sites. Uganda is also advancing Shs175 billion to speed up work on the Hoima–Busunju road, now about 40% complete. Public Health: A measles vaccination drive in Nakivale targeted children aged nine months to five years. Regional Ebola concerns persist: cases in the DRC have topped 9,000, while Kenya’s first imported case had travelled through Uganda; Uganda was declared Ebola-free in August. Safety: Gulu University is holding a crisis meeting after student John Bosco Ngire was murdered, amid renewed fears over attacks on students. Economy: Uganda is courting Thai investors in agro-processing, manufacturing, minerals, tourism and technology as it pursues a $500 billion economy by 2040. Education: UNEB has added 15 minutes to the UCE History and Political Education paper as examinations continue. HIV Response: New survey findings put adult HIV prevalence at 5.9%; most people diagnosed are on treatment, but the share who know their status remains below the national target.
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