AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoDigital Governance & Accountability: Parliament’s Digital Number Plate probe deepened after CID arrested two senior officials over conflicting pricing breakdowns and a sworn admission that no foreign benchmarking trips happened. Anti-Corruption: IG also arrested Uganda’s Mombasa consul general, Ambassador Herbert Kiguli, over alleged Shs494m loss, while warning institutions against victimising whistleblowers after recovering Shs41.9b and ordering Shs2.4b in benefits. Economy & Money: The shilling hit a record low as seasonal dollar demand builds, with Bank of Uganda reportedly staying on the sidelines. Energy & Services: PM Nabbanja commended UEDCL for extending power to schools and rural industries in Butebo, and govt released Shs5.4b to fix a vandalised Karuma–Olwiyo line. Agriculture & Trade: Coffee farmers in Greater Masaka fear slow, unclear EU coffee registration under EUDR as the second deadline nears. Environment & Land: Residents decried massive tree cutting in Maruzi Forest for charcoal and alleged outsiders barred locals from access. Sports: Zambia’s Copper Queens arrived in Kampala ahead of the Olympic qualifier against Uganda. Education & Youth: All Senior Six leavers will undergo six months of mandatory patriotism training at NALI in Kyankwanzi.
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