Joan Vumilia, Author at Let Out News

Inside Uganda’s Growing Push To Shorten The Education Pathway As Youth Propose Early Specialisation In Schools

Joan Vumilia04/05/2026

by Joan Vumilia04/05/20260

A youth-led education reform memorandum has been submitted to the Ministry of Education and Sports proposing structural changes to Uganda’s secondary education system, with a...

Kampala Student Explores Digital Media Entrepreneurship Alongside Schooling

Joan Vumilia03/05/2026

by Joan Vumilia03/05/20260

A growing number of secondary school students in Kampala and surrounding districts are increasingly engaging in informal digital entrepreneurship alongside formal education, driven by wider...

Uganda’s Music Industry at the Center of Representation Debate as Nyanzi Comments Spark National Conversation

Joan Vumilia27/04/202628/04/2026

by Joan Vumilia27/04/202628/04/20260

Uganda’s music industry has been thrust into renewed debate over representation, gender balance, and international recognition following remarks attributed to Nyanzi in an interview with...

Low Awareness, High Stakes: National Sovereignty Bill Sparks Debate

Joan Vumilia25/04/202628/04/2026

by Joan Vumilia25/04/202628/04/20260

Debate surrounding Uganda’s proposed National Sovereignty Bill is intensifying, with growing scrutiny over its implications and the level of public awareness as lawmakers continue deliberations....

Government to Table National Sovereignty Bill as Revised Law Absorbs Former NGO Funding Proposal

Joan Vumilia15/04/2026

by Joan Vumilia15/04/20260

The Government is expected to table the National Sovereignty Bill in Parliament tomorrow, with the Minister of Internal Affairs set to formally present the Bill...

Dr. Ndagishe Aliyi Warns of Health Sector Breakdown as Doctors Remain Unemployed and Drugs Disappear from Hospitals

Joan Vumilia11/04/2026

by Joan Vumilia11/04/20260

Ndagishe Aliyi has issued a stark warning over what he describes as a worsening breakdown in Uganda’s public health system, citing rising unemployment among trained...

The Three Martin Luthers: From Bold Reformation to Civil Rights Dreams to a Teenage Media Mogul in Uganda

Joan Vumilia10/04/2026

by Joan Vumilia10/04/20260

Imagine one name sparking a religious revolution in 16th-century Europe, igniting a nonviolent fight for equality in 20th-century America, and now powering a 16-year-old’s media...

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Inside Uganda’s Growing Push To Shorten The Education Pathway As Youth Propose Early Specialisation In Schools

Kampala Student Explores Digital Media Entrepreneurship Alongside Schooling

Uganda’s Music Industry at the Center of Representation Debate as Nyanzi Comments Spark National Conversation

Low Awareness, High Stakes: National Sovereignty Bill Sparks Debate

Government to Table National Sovereignty Bill as Revised Law Absorbs Former NGO Funding Proposal

Dr. Ndagishe Aliyi Warns of Health Sector Breakdown as Doctors Remain Unemployed and Drugs Disappear from Hospitals

The Three Martin Luthers: From Bold Reformation to Civil Rights Dreams to a Teenage Media Mogul in Uganda

Police rescue 24 suspected trafficking victims, arrest one suspect

Uganda to End State Funding for National Holiday Events from 2026/27 Budget Cycle

Over 400 Arrested as PSG Champions League Celebrations Spiral Into Violence Across France

Pedestrian Killed in Grisly Kisoro-Kabale Highway Crash

Ugandan Activist Plans To Revise NGO Funding Proposal Following Civil Society Backlash

Makerere loses gov’t sponsorship applicants data as system crashes

‘Black Panther’ star Chadwick Boseman passes on at 43

Bobi sends Barbie lovely Birthday message

GEMS Cambridge International School Kampala closes due to COVID-19

Former NUP member says Kato Lubwama far better than Bobi wine

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