The first Buddhist Primary School opens in Uganda. The Uganda Buddhist Centre, led by the first Ugandan-born Buddhist monk Venerable...

Lands Minister Nabakooba Warns Landlords Against Grabbing Governemt Unoccupied Land, Directs On Contested Land In Mityana. Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba has advised landlords against snatching up government-owned vacant land and selling it to gullible citizens. The Minister also detailed the Land Fund's role in the government's efforts to protect the land rights of thousands of Ugandans. According to Nabakooba, the Land Fund aims to ensure the security of tenure, and it has allowed the government to grant land titles to numerous individuals around the nation. She added that landlords shouldn't utilise the cash to defraud the government since "government buys land for people and those who are selling land to the government should be legitimate with clear documentation." The fund is a multipurpose resource envelope designed to assist specific beneficiaries, such as tenants looking to purchase or own property, governments looking to purchase land for the purpose of redistributing it to lawful inhabitants, or landless individuals being resettled, among others....