Uganda governance Archives

Uganda's Auditor General Edward Akol (left) hands over the 2025 OAG annual report to Parliament Speaker, Anita Among (in red) flanked by Henry Musasizi, Minister of State for Finance, Planning and Economic Development (General Duties) and other other officials.

Inside Uganda’s Auditor General’s Report: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Uganda’s Auditor General Edward Akol has issued a wide-ranging warning to Parliament: the country is collecting more revenue than ever, yet persistent weaknesses in procurement, project execution, asset management, staffing, and programme

January 30, 2026

The Big Story

Portrait of Kabiito Karamagi, Managing Partner at Ligomarc Advocates, photographed for a CEO East Africa Magazine feature on legal leadership, integrity, judicial reform, insolvency practice, mentorship, and the future of legal practice in Uganda. — Across a career shaped by resilience, ethical courage, and an unshakeable belief in the power of strong institutions, Kabiito Karamagi has become one of the defining voices of Uganda’s modern legal practice. From advocating for a judiciary that earns public trust, to fighting on the right side of justice in landmark restructurings, to pioneering insolvency and business-rescue solutions long before the field was fully understood, his philosophy is clear: the law must protect, transform, and create opportunity. He urges young lawyers to embrace humility and mentorship; he challenges firms to specialise, innovate, and think continentally; and he warns that technology, governance failures, and a weakening professional culture demand urgent reinvention. In his world, success is measured not in titles, but in the systems you strengthen, the businesses you save, and the people you help rise.

Inside the Mind of Probably Uganda’s Leading Insolvency Lawyer: A Q&A with Ligomarc’s Kabiito Karamagi

What sets him apart is not just pedigree—but impact. Over a career spanning two decades, Kabiito has led and advised on high-stakes commercial disputes and restructurings worth well over USD 15 billion,

November 19, 2025

The Big Story

As Uganda's Speaker of Parliament Anita Among seeks a second and final term. The parliament expenditure is also set to rise to UGX 1.5 trillion shillings by 2030.

Uganda’s Parliament Spending Set to Cross a Trillion-Shilling Mark by 2027

Uganda’s Parliament expenditure is projected to rise steeply each year, crossing the trillion-shilling mark by 2027 and reaching UGX 1.53 trillion by 2029/30, according to a Strategic Plan for 2025–2030 published by

October 6, 2025