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U.S. Military Shares Best Practices to Improve Health Systems in Uganda
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Ambassador DeLisi's remarks commemorating World Health Day
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Kampala Hosts Apps4Africa 2012 Closing Ceremony
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U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers Bring “Little Free Libraries” to Uganda
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Ambassador DeLisi Remarks at Transnational Threats Workshop
News from the Mission
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Ambassador DeLisi Marks World AIDS Day 2012
On December 5, 2012, Ambassador Scott DeLisi joined U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers, TASO Mulago, Theresa Primary School, and Kisubi Seminary School to celebrate World AIDS Day at the 2012 National Camp GLOW (Girls Leading Our World).
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U.S. Mission Uganda Visits Secondary Schools to Distribute School Supplies
On Monday, September 10, representatives from U.S. Mission Uganda visited two predominantly Muslim secondary schools in rural Uganda as part of its broader efforts to engage youth on issues of tolerance, leadership, and education.
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Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs Mike Hammer visits Uganda
Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs Mike Hammer visited Kampala from October 23 – 26, 2012, to spread a message of press freedom and religious tolerance.
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Under Secretary Wendy Sherman visits Uganda
Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman visited Kampala from November 1 to November 3, 2012. Her visit focused on increasing trade between the United States and Uganda and regional security.
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U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Visits Uganda
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Uganda on August 3 as part of an 11-day trip to Africa. In Uganda, the Secretary met with President of Uganda Yoweri Museveni, visited Kasenyi Military Base, toured Reach Out Mbuya Health Center, presented the Human Rights Defenders award to the Civil Society Coalition for Human Rights
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U.S. Mission Uganda Ramadan Message
The United States Mission to Uganda sends its best wishes to the Muslim communities in Uganda as they enter the month of Ramadan. Ramadan Kareem!
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U.S. Military Joint Team Constructs Housing Units for Ugandan Orphanage
Karamoja, Uganda - A joint team of U.S. Army, Navy, and Marines recently teamed up for a 10-day community relations (COMREL) project at an orphanage in Uganda’s remote Karamoja region.
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USAID Uganda
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CDC Uganda
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Peacecorps Uganda
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CJTF/HOA Africa
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e-Journal USA
The Spirit of Volunteerism
Americans have a long history of helping others for no financial gain.
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E-Book
Black History Month
Black History Month: African-American Achievement Book.
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Publication
Outline of the U.S. Economy
The U.S. economy of the 21st century continues to accept change and embrace competition.
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E-Journal USA
Nonviolent Paths to Social Change
Nonviolent actions can be more powerful than armed insurrections.
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e-Journal USA
Roots of Innovation
Economic expansion depends more and more on innovation — not simply producing more goods and services, but producing ever newer goods and services.
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Publication
Venture Capital Meets Hi-Tech
How investors match their funds to (hopefully) winning ideas is a big part of the start-up story.
Announcements
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Ongoing Terrorist Threat - April 24 2013
The U.S. Embassy alerts all U.S. citizens residing and traveling in Uganda to the ongoing terrorist threat against Uganda and reminds them of the importance of practicing strong personal security habits. Regional terror groups including al Qaeda and al-Shabaab continue to threaten U.S. interests and other potential targets in Uganda. U.S. citizens are reminded that large public gatherings, including but not limited to markets, shopping centers, restaurants, and sporting and social events may be particularly vulnerable.
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