Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Thomas Tayebwa, addressed investors in the United Kingdom, highlighting Uganda as a prime location to ensure the success of their projects due to its exceptional investment environment.
In a groundbreaking revelation, BugProve, a prominent name in the field of cybersecurity, has exposed a critical security advisory concerning Zavio IP cameras. The advisory underscores the presence of a staggering seven pre-authentication remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities and 26 post-authentication code execution vectors, all rooted in memory corruption issues within the Onvif daemon of select Zavio IP camera models.
President Museveni addressed officer cadets in Kabamba emphasizing patriotism, continuous learning, and good health for the armed forces. He mentioned UPDF’s modernization and expansion, promising better to pay for veterans.
The Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, Dr. Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, has called on church leaders in Uganda to gather information about new members and maintain vigilance for suspicious individuals in their congregations. This call follows President Museveni’s warning that places of worship are potential targets for threats, leading to increased security measures.
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni emphasized the importance of proceeding with the digital motor number plate’s project to combat crime effectively. He highlighted that this initiative, along with other security measures like CCTV cameras and gun fingerprinting, would play a significant role in crime prevention.
President Yoweri Museveni discussed recent rebel attacks in Uganda, emphasizing that the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) was defeated in 2007. He assured the nation that the government is addressing the new rebel threat and urges increased security measures to combat terrorism.
Bridewell, a leading UK cyber security firm, today September 8, 2023, announces that it has been accredited by the Government’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to provide CHECK penetration testing to government, public sector bodies and organisations under the UK’s critical national infrastructure (CNI).
Uganda cranes will not be in next year’s Africa cup of nations (AFCON) for the second successive time despite their win against Niger.
In an exciting development, Uganda’s National Resistance Movement (NRM) is establishing an Ideological Orientation School, with support from the Communist Party of China (CPC). This initiative, born from a heartfelt appeal by NRM’s Secretary General Richard Todwong in Beijing, aims to shape future Ugandan leaders with the party’s principles.
President Yoweri Museveni discussed recent rebel attacks in Uganda, emphasizing that the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) was defeated in 2007. He assured the nation that the government is addressing the new rebel threat and urges increased security measures to combat terrorism.
