The Uganda Civil Aviation Authority management team, led by Director General Fred Bamwesigye, has appeared before the Parliamentary Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises to defend its financial performance. The appearance follows queries raised in the Auditor General's report over a UGX 13.798 billion decline in the authority's net surplus. The committee, chaired by Muwada Nkunyingi, is probing the drop as part of parliamentary oversight of state enterprises.

Uganda Airlines has finalized a significant agreement with Boeing to purchase 10 new aircraft, valued at around $985 million. The deal, which includes eight passenger jets and two converted freighters, was signed on June 10, 2026, at State House Entebbe in the presence of President Yoweri Museveni. This acquisition marks the largest fleet expansion for the airline to date.

Uganda's parliamentary Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) has summoned former managers of the Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL) to answer questions over their tenure, as it examines the Auditor General's report on the state utility. According to UG Standard, the move came after the committee dismissed UEDCL's current management from a hearing, signalling a widening probe into the electricity distributor's operations and accountability during the period under review.

The Kachumbala Drivers and Loaders Association has filed a petition with the Inspector General of Government, alleging that over 675 million Shillings in public funds was misappropriated using the identities of its members. The petition, dated July 2, 2026, claims that National Identification Cards were involved in the fraudulent activities, implicating Chris Obore in the accountability scam, according to URN.

More than 100,000 Ugandans took part in the 15th annual Rotary Cancer Run, raising Shs5 billion for the Nsambya Cancer Centre, according to Business Times. The event forms part of a broader effort in Uganda's fight against cancer, with public institutions, private organisations and communities increasing investment in specialised treatment infrastructure. The run, held in Uganda, mobilised widespread community participation to support cancer care development in the country.

As fuel prices rise, transport operators in Uganda are focusing on technological upgrades for efficiency. New-generation commercial trucks are being introduced, which promise reduced fuel consumption and longer service intervals. Additionally, these advancements include a pathway towards electric freight transport, as manufacturers prepare to launch electric trucks in the market.