Author: BIG EYE ADMIN

The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA) is set to host the prestigious International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers Associations (IFATCA) Annual Conference in 2027. This follows a momentous handover ceremony at the 65th IFATCA Conference, held from April 20-24, 2026, in Bucharest, Romania. The conference brought together over 400 participants from around the world to discuss vital issues in air traffic management, aviation safety, and the future of the aviation industry. During this event, UCAA proudly received the hosting flag, officially passing the responsibility for the next conference from Romania to Uganda. The handover was met with enthusiastic applause, signaling…

In a shocking move, the Prime Minister of Burkina Faso has announced that the country has effectively become a one-party state, with the nation itself now serving as the only “party.” The declaration marks a significant departure from Burkina Faso’s previous multi-party democratic system and comes after a series of political upheavals that have led to the dissolution of all existing political parties. The announcement is a direct result of the ongoing power shift in the country, following a military coup earlier this year led by Captain Ibrahim Traoré. The Prime Minister’s statement, made in a public address, emphasized the…

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has taken a bold step to bring tax education and services closer to the people of Patongo Town in Agago District. In a lively and welcoming environment at the center of the town, residents are gathering around the Tujenge Mobile Bus, which has become a hub of learning and support. This initiative is part of URA’s effort to make tax services more accessible, especially to communities that may not easily reach URA offices. Throughout the day, URA staff are offering hands-on assistance to individuals and business owners. People are being guided step by step on…

President Yoweri Museveni recently shared a profound message filled with gratitude and reflection as he celebrated the marriage of his granddaughter, Sasi Karugire. In his heartfelt statement, he expressed deep thanks to God for blessing him and his wife, Janet Museveni, with a strong, loving family. In a nation that has faced its fair share of hardships, Museveni took a moment to recognize the blessings of family as a constant source of joy and strength, even in the toughest of times. Reflecting on the challenging years Uganda has endured, the President acknowledged how those struggles never stopped him and his…

In Adjumani, the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is taking a practical step toward improving tax compliance by meeting taxpayers where they are. Domestic Taxes and Customs teams are currently on the ground, directly engaging with VAT-registered businesses and users of the Electronic Fiscal Receipting and Invoicing System (EFRIS). This initiative reflects URA’s growing focus on building stronger relationships with taxpayers while supporting their important role in driving Uganda’s economy. The sessions are designed to make tax compliance easier and less intimidating. Many business owners often struggle with understanding how to track their sales properly, file returns, or generate Payment Registration…

Ugandan singer and Swangz Avenue star, Winnie Nwagi, has once again stirred up a storm, this time with a defiant declaration in response to critics of her fashion style. Known for her audacious, eye-catching outfits that often push the boundaries of conventional fashion, Nwagi has never been one to shy away from attention, whether it’s on stage or in the streets. Her bold and sometimes controversial wardrobe choices have attracted both admiration and criticism, but the singer made it clear in a recent interview that she has no intention of altering her appearance to please anyone. “I will only change…

Yoweri Museveni has opened up about the origin of the nickname “Muogi,” a name now closely associated with his son, Muhoozi Kainerugaba. The story reveals a blend of family life, language differences, and historical connections. He explained that the nickname dates back to their time in Upanga, Dar es Salaam, where they lived near Tito Okello. Their close proximity created a familiarity that would later leave a lasting linguistic imprint. According to Museveni, Okello, who was deeply rooted in Acholi traditions, found it difficult to pronounce the letter “z” in Muhoozi’s name. As a result, he would naturally say “Muogi”…

St. Mary’s College Mayenze is known as one of Uganda’s leading secondary schools, offering much more than just high-quality education. The school has continuously worked towards creating a well-rounded environment that supports both academic excellence and personal growth for its students. This commitment to holistic development, combined with innovative initiatives and a focus on student well-being, is why St. Mary’s College Mayenze stands out as one of the top schools in Eastern Uganda. Comprehensive Financial Support for Students One of the key features that make St. Mary’s College Mayenze exceptional is its bursary program, which ensures that deserving students can…

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has issued a firm call to the banking sector, emphasizing the urgent need for stricter adherence to tax obligations. Commissioner General John Rujoki Musinguzi highlighted that while the financial sector continues to grow and post impressive profits, compliance gaps remain a serious concern. Despite notable contributions from banks, inconsistencies in tax payments are undermining the integrity of the system. Some institutions, even while declaring strong earnings and distributing dividends, are not fully meeting their tax responsibilities. This imbalance raises questions about fairness and equity within the national tax framework. The issue is not only about…

The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) has made a strong impact in Kazo District after collecting over UGX 19 million in just one day. This achievement came during a special taxpayer assessment exercise carried out under the ongoing Tujenge April Campaign. The campaign aims to encourage more Ugandans to understand and meet their tax responsibilities. The one-day operation mainly focused on presumptive taxpayers. These are small business owners and traders whose taxes are estimated based on the nature of their businesses. By reaching out directly to these taxpayers, URA was able to assess their businesses, educate them about tax requirements, and…