UNCST’s New Policy Direction Promises a Bright Future for Ugandan Science, Technology and Innovation
Kampala — Hundreds of innovators from across the country gathered at Enterprise Uganda’s Centre of Excellence in Butabika for a consultative meeting on the draft Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Policy 2026. The session followed earlier engagements in which innovators highlighted challenges, including limited government support. Dr James Kisaale, Executive Secretary of the Uganda National…
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