Economy

Cocoa Is Big Business, but Farmers Aren’t Reaping Its Rewards

Health

At Crowded Facility, Patients Make Camp Where They Can

Education

Renewed Violence in Karamoja Forces Students Out of School

Human Rights

Where Crops Grow, but Children Go Hungry

Environment

Narcotic or Cash Crop: Legal Limbo Puts Khat Growers in Tough Spot

Environment

From Fuel to Bicycles, ‘The Potential of Bamboo Is Limitless’

Migration

Food Is Scarce These Days, and the Refugees Keep Coming

Human Rights

Deadly Crossings: Efforts Aim to Make Roads Safer for Pedestrians

Health

First Milk Bank Fights Stigma and Infant Mortality

Human Rights

When Accusations of Witchcraft Result in Vigilante Killings

Economy

The Human Cost of Revamping Uganda’s Railway Line

Environment

Pandemic Tests a Refuge’s Dedication to Reptiles

Human Rights

‘A Matter of Life and Death’

Health

Village Health Workers Stand at Center of COVID Fight

Health

No ID? No Aid: Elderly Citizens Miss Out on Critical Help

Education

A Big Pay Raise — For Those Teaching the Right Stuff

Economy

Women-Run Startups Vie for Next Global Brand

Health

Refugees Lack Vital Mental Health Care

Environment

‘I Have Become an Enemy’: One Man’s Fight to Spare Shea Trees

Education

The Next Must-Have School Accessory?

Migration

Young Refugees Battle Anguish, Isolation at School

Health

Country’s Emergency Care Needs Life Support

Environment

Big Ambitions for Uganda’s Small-Scale Coffee Farms

Coronavirus

During Lockdown, a Failure to Protect the Vulnerable Young

Environment

‘No One Is Coming’: Residents Face Devastation After Floods

Coronavirus

Virus Jeopardizes Care for Vulnerable Animals

Migration

Refugees Seeking Safety Confront Discrimination

Migration

Driven by Hunger, South Sudanese Refugees Slip Back into Homeland

Arts

Pirated Movies Bring Ugandan Actors Fame But Not Fortune

Health

As Ugandans Take to the Water, Regulations Struggle to Keep Pace

Environment

Uganda’s Cage Fish Farms Restore Fish Populations, Raise Water Quality Concerns

Environment

In Uganda, Refugees Gathering Firewood Spark Deforestation Concerns

Human Rights

Will New Education Initiatives Help End Child Marriage?

Human Rights

When Land Ownership Is In Doubt, Some Ugandans Face Witchcraft Accusations and Eviction by Mobs

Health

As Need Rises, Palliative Care Services Remain Insufficient in Uganda

Arts

As Brides Get Older, Bride Prices Go Down

Health

Fake and Missing Drugs ‘Frustrate Government’s Effort’ To Combat Malaria in Uganda

Human Rights

Paralegals Help Their Transgender Peers Get Justice in Uganda

Economy

The Price of a Carpet: Can Ugandan-Made Goods Compete With Imports?

Health

Handmade Soap Keeps Malaria-Carrying Mosquitos Away in Uganda

Health

Refugees in Ugandan Camp Using Drawing and Drama to Heal Trauma

Health

Hypertension Cure or Just Hype? Misinformation Spurs Uganda’s Soursop Craze

To Mark International Day of the Girl, a Look at the Joys and Hardships of Girlhood

Environment

Traditional Kingdom in Uganda Fights for Control of Protected Forest

Health

Orange Sweet Potatoes Provide a Recipe for Healthier Children in Uganda

Education

Ugandan Government Tries, Fails to Close Unlicensed Private Schools

Health

Ugandan Hospitals Put Conditions on Transfusions: No Donors, No Blood

Health

Unable to Secure Funding, Ugandan Health Entrepreneurs Trade Innovation for Income

Arts

‘This Is Our Sport,’ Says Ugandan Female Football Coach Who Broke Ground

Human Rights

Massacre Memorial in Uganda Uses Knowledge to Prevent Future Atrocities

Environment

Q&A: Uganda’s Opaque Stance on Oil Exploration Must Change, Lawyer Says

Environment

To Combat Climate Change, Ugandan Farmers Adopt Smart Farming Techniques

Arts

Boo Sauce is a Beloved and Healthy Dish in Northern Uganda

Economy

Traders from Asia, Especially China, Face Anger from Uganda Traders, Lawmakers

One Hour In Uganda: A Guided Walk Through the Sites of Kampala

Health

In Uganda, Theft of Power Turns Deadly For Many, Despite Danger Warnings

Human Rights

Ugandan Women Often Avoid Political Posts, But One 25-Year-Old Arises as a Superstar

Arts

Getaways Are Near Giveaways as Ugandans Discover Joys of Budget Domestic Travel

Education

As War Continues in South Sudan, One Refugee Becomes a Teacher to Displaced Children in Ugandan Camp

Migration

‘Nothing but Hope’: South Sudanese Refugees In Uganda Suffer Lack of Food and Shelter

Migration

Ugandan Traders Start Over After Leaving Businesses Behind in South Sudan

Education

Citizens React: Is Education Necessary for Parliament Representatives?

Health

Ugandan Doctors Warn of Possible Dangers In Herbal Remedies Used for Sexual Issues

Human Rights

Q&A: Gay Rights Leader Plans Pride Festival in Uganda

Economy

Gamblers Seek Riches in Kampala’s Sports Betting Halls

Education

In Uganda, One Man Steers Children Toward Education and Away From Violence