AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHousing & Costing: Kyambogo University students say decent, sustainable housing can be designed for about Shs13.2m, humiliating the “Shs100m affordable” narrative after State Minister Persis Namuganza challenged sector figures. Power Sector: Parliament’s Natural Resources Committee questions UEDCL’s readiness to take over distribution from Umeme, citing low investment and rising losses. Health: Uganda-linked research finds new genetic mutations in malaria parasites tied to faster drug resistance spread, raising alarm for treatment effectiveness. Regional Diplomacy: A South Sudan analyst says the Nairobi embassy remains locked while Kampala operations continue, urging clarity from foreign affairs. Land & Justice: NSSF moves to court to evict a businessman from Temangalo land it bought in 2008, reopening a long-running dispute. Anti-Corruption: URA arrests a senior manager in a $60,000 (Shs220m) bribe sting tied to suppressing a tax audit. Ebola Watch: DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak is now the deadliest in history, with deaths surpassing 2,300 and Uganda reporting confirmed cases. Economy & Investment: Economists point to Uganda’s stable inflation, reserves and oil prospects as investors look ahead to a September trade mission. Sports & Tourism: Uganda’s Pearl of Africa Golf Series gains Official World Golf Ranking status, expected to boost tourism and business.
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