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Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga today urged Bbeg Media not to lose focus and to prioritize credibility if it is to make a major impact in society. He met the Bbeg Media team at his office in Bulange, Mengo. @cpmayiga @BugandaOfficial
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The partnership will enable parents paying fees through the SurePay platform to access purpose-based school fees loans. The loans will be paid directly to schools to ensure continuity in children’s education.
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“Conflicts and wars not only devastate the nations directly involved but also have far-reaching economic and social consequences across the world,” Archbishop Kaziimba said.
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The two-year partnership, running from April 2026 to March 2028, will focus on supporting women, including those in refugee-hosting communities, to access financial services, build business skills, and benefit from clean energy financing solutions.
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It remains unclear whether Mukiza will seek reappointment. However, sources within the authority say discussions about succession and institutional restructuring are already underway.
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Dr Ezra Suruma is the highest-paid senior presidential advisor in Uganda. He earns Shs 100m per month, 5 times more than Amama Mbabazi who earns Shs 20m. Dr Betty Namukwaya, a plant scientist, is second most paid advisor at Shs 90m per month.
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Job Richard Matua (@job_matua), the assistant RCC for Arua City, is a vocal supporter of Museveni. He earns Shs 817, 216 per month. Meanwhile, Catherine Kusasira, a presidential assistant, earns 6m & Tony Owana takes home Shs2.3m.
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The product allows parents to save money in trust for children below 18 years, while earning annual interest. It requires a minimum opening balance of Shs50,000 and offers up to four free withdrawals a year. @dtb_uganda
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Grace Semakula, the chief executive of SBG Securities Uganda, said the product is designed to help investors manage risk while taking advantage of emerging opportunities. @SbgSecuritiesug
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Goretti Namugga, the chairperson of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC), has called for the cancellation of a construction contract at the Uganda Cancer Institute, citing prolonged delays in delivering a planned 350-bed hospital.
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