President Museveni Tasks Cultural Leaders On African Heritage, Wealth Creation And National Development
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has challenged traditional and cultural leaders to take a more active role in preserving Africa’s heritage, promoting continental unity and supporting government efforts to transform communities through wealth creation.
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President Museveni Urges Sheema Farmers To Embrace Irrigation, Commercial Agriculture To Fight Poverty
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EAC Ministers Adopt Ten-Year Tourism Marketing Strategy and Commit to Leverage AFCON 2027
EAC Ministers responsible for Tourism and Wildlife Management have adopted the EAC Tourism Marketing Strategy (2027–2036), setting a ten-year framework for joint efforts to promote East Africa as a single, competitive tourism destination. The Strategy will leverage the region’s natural and cultural heritage through digital marketing, strategic partnerships and cross-border tourism packages under the regional brand “Visit East Africa: Feel the Vibe.”
UEAB Strengthens Student Leadership Through Orientation Training on Leadership and Communication
November 2, 2026 | Baraton, Kenya The University of Eastern Africa, Baraton (UEAB), has reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing responsible, effective, and service-oriented student leadership through an orientation training programme held on November 2, 2026. The programme brought together student leaders and senior University administrators for an engaging session focused on leadership development, effective communication, teamwork, and institutional responsibility. The training was attended by
University Council Chair Tours Campus Facilities, Listens to Staff and Students
OCT 26, 2026 · The Chair of the University Council spent two days visiting the University’s entities and meeting the people who run them, to understand their challenges and plans for improvement. The Chair of the University Council, Dr Joel Okindo, recently carried out a two-day working visit across the University’s facilities and enterprises. The visit gave the Chair a first-hand look at operations on campus and at the University’s income-generating projects beyond it. At each stop, the Chair a