The Independent Uganda: You get the Truth we Pay the Price
In The Independent this week:
COVER STORY
Kaweesi case divides police, CIID, CMI, ISO: Main investigator was sidelined by Kayihura
NEWS ANALYSIS
Motor vehicle inspection deal: Is the mandatory vehicle inspection exercise manned by multinational company, SGS worth it for Uganda?
THE LAST WORD
Africa through North Korean eyes: Why this communist state, with per capita income like ours, manufactures nuclear weapons and satellites while we can’t.
POLITICS
FDC WhatsApp fight intensifies: Muntu group wants Besigye to show results of 2016 elections
RWANDA
Rwanda makes history: Kagame becomes first African leader to address powerful Israel lobby group.
S.C. Johnson supports female entrepreneurship in Rwanda.
Regional cargo tracking eased: The Rwanda Revenue Authority (RRA) has become the third East African region country to commission the regional Electronic Cargo Tracking System (RECTS). The Independent talked to Richard Tusabe, the Commissioner General, RRA, about the new system.
FEATURE
Rescued albinos: Rejected by father, these boys found voice in music.
BUSINESS
Kyambadde shrugs off `Buy Uganda’ critics: BoU’s Mutebile leads call for export driven policy instead.
HEALTH
How often do we need to go to the gym?: (And other exercise questions answered)
What is cholesterol ratio and why is it important?: Working out a person’s cholesterol ratio helps a doctor determine risk of disease.
ART
Tough search for `Ugandan art’: “What constitutes Ugandan art?” is what inquiring minds are asking artists flaunting their so-called Ugandan art.
You can only be a child #once exhibition.
MOTORING
Volkswagen targets Sub-Sahara: One car likely to benefit is the Volkswagen Polo.
FRANKLY SPEAKING
Sheila Kawamara: Born to fight for rights: Sheila Mukabakoba Kawamara Mishambi was the founding executive director of Uganda Women’s Network.
