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By Gad Masereka Uganda has planted millions of trees in recent years, but a persistent and largely invisible enemy has been quietly undoing much of that...
Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The World Bank has slashed its 2025 global enhance forecast, citing swap tensions and protection uncertainty. The document launched in...
Furious Members of Parliament (MPs) have expressed worries about the impact of Ugandan homosexual rights activists and recommended the World  Bank to be vigilant when considering their assertions, characterizing them as  self-interested people. Mps also claim that these activists are solely interested in advancing their own interests and will eventually stop  speaking out in favor of homosexuality once they achieve what they want. In response to the World Bank’s decision to halt funding for projects in Uganda as a result of the passage of the Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023, these  statements were made at a press conference held at Parliament. The World Bank claimed that the  suspension was due to human rights  violations and demanded that Uganda adopt appropriate measures to safeguard minority groups, especially the LGBTQ+ population. Concerns have been expressed concerning the World Bank’s  inconsistent attitude in dealing with  other nations that also outlaw  homosexuality, despite the fact that the World Bank’s move was motivated by...
By Gad Masereka Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni on Thursday denounced the World Bank’s move to suspend new funding in response to an anti-LGBTQ law and vowed...