AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoInvictus Games U-turn: Uganda has been reinstated for the 2027 Birmingham Invictus Games after a phone call involving UPDF Chief of Defence Forces Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba and King Charles’ principal private secretary, Sir Clive Alderton, who relayed that the King “has no problem” with Uganda’s participation. Tooro succession: Justice Minister Norbert Mao says any new Tooro king must be handled through the law first, before government recognition and gazettement in the Uganda Gazette, as the kingdom’s succession dispute continues after the burial of King Oyo. Parliament vs Bank of Uganda: MPs on Cosase pressed BoU to explain why it failed to recover Shs 140.487bn tied to a loan guarantee linked to Haba Group compensation. Health systems: A Uganda-Malawi sepsis trial highlights how better implementation of existing care guidance cut severe infection-related outcomes. Flood losses: PM Nabbanja met Kampala flood traders to finalise ex-gratia payments of Shs 20bn, with first beneficiaries expected within a week. Climate pressure: A prolonged dry spell is already damaging crops in parts of Uganda, raising fears of poorer harvests. Sport and cancer: Entebbe’s Swans Beach Rugby Against Cancer uses beach touch rugby plus free screenings to push early cancer detection.
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