June 04
Uganda: World Cup Qualifiers - Where Are Cranes Goals?
The last Uganda Cranes coach to lose his first competitive game at Namboole stadium was the Egyptian Muhammad Abbas, back in October 2004. Read more »
June 05
Uganda: Good Practices for Managing Safety and Traffic Flow During Road Construction
Ensuring human safety is top priority in the implementation of construction projects. Read more »
Southern Africa: Uganda's Dred Scott V Sandford - Part 4 - Fox Odoi and Others V Attorney General, and Academic Freedom in Uganda
The freedom of belief, thought and expression is one of the oldest known to humankind. Indeed, by scientific accounts, it is precisely this ability which set homo sapiens apart… Read more »
Uganda: Late Rubahamya Mentored, Instilled Love for Biology
JOHN BYARUHANGA RUBAHAMYA, an icon in Biology education, passed away on May 28, 2024, at Mulago hospital, due to kidney failure he struggled with since December 2023. Read more »
Uganda: How USA, UK Hijack and Kill Local Struggles
It cannot be true that the UK or the United States of America were waiting for the #UgandaParliamentExhbition to do something about corruption in Uganda. Read more »
Uganda: Prime Minister Nabbanja Has the Best Idea for Improving Service Delivery
Prime Minister Robbinah Nabbanja is onto something. Read more »
Uganda: Can Ugandan Football Afford to Be Led By a Sanctioned President?
Recently, Dr Spire Ssentongo tweeted a thought-provoking piece, wondering why Ugandans have been reduced to applauding foreigners who sanction corrupt individuals instead of taking… Read more »
Uganda: Speaker Among, Save Uganda's Image - Resign to Avoid Facing Impeachment
The recent sanctions imposed on the speaker of Uganda's parliament, Anita Among, by the United States and United Kingdom governments are a grave indictment on the integrity of… Read more »
Uganda: Your Mail - Why Are Ugandans Always Happy?
Despite facing challenges such as bad governance and unfair taxation, Ugandans have mastered the art of finding joy in the midst of adversity. Read more »
Uganda: Namirembe Bitamazire Reminisces About Golden Years of Public Service
Geraldine Namrembe BITAMAZIRE, 83, has served in all categories of the education sector before official retirement in 2011. Read more »
Uganda: Mental Health Challenges Impeding Economic Growth
The death, allegedly by suicide, by a Ugandan digital marketer last week created some buzz about mental health at least on social media that probably had not been seen before. Read more »
Uganda: Debt Burden Leaves Govt With Major Headache
Some of the key targets that Uganda had set as part of its earlier grand plan on stemming the high levels of debt were wide of the mark, compounding an already difficult situation… Read more »
Uganda: South African Company Ithuba to Retain Earnings in Uganda
Dennis Mudene, the chief executive officer of the National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board, says "over 85 per cent of the national lottery proceeds will stay in Uganda," as… Read more »
May 27
Uganda: Restoring Our Land - a Call to Action for Climate Resilience
On the 5th of June 2024, the world comes together once again to commemorate World Environment Day, a global event dedicated to raising awareness and taking action on pressing… Read more »
June 04
Uganda: Experts Highlight Sexual Abuse Red Flags in M-Net Documentary School Ties
School Ties, a ground-breaking, harrowing four-part documentary series about the grooming and sexual abuse of learners at some of South Africa's most prominent, prestigious boys'… Read more »
June 02
Uganda: Uganda Shilling Loses Ground Through the Week
The local unit was relatively weak during the week, with dollar demand from offshore investors, energy and manufacturing firms outstripping existing supply from commodity exporters… Read more »
May 29
Uganda: Socio-Economic Sub-Cultures Nurture Social Norms & Gender-Based Violence in Busoga
Busoga sub-region is on record for having the highest numbers of gender-based Violence cases in the country. Read more »
May 27
Uganda: Education Ministry Roots for Learning Through Play
On April 30, 2024, Uganda became the first country in the world to inaugurate its own national play day for children at an event held at Kololo Ceremonial grounds. Read more »
May 24
Uganda: Exploring Jt Lady Jaguars Partnership With Goldmine Finance
The JT Lady Jaguars have a date with the KCCA Leopards this Friday, May 24, when they clash in the National Basketball League (NBL) at the Lugogo indoor stadium. Read more »
May 23
Uganda: 25,000 Teens, Youths to Benefit From Shs 84.1bn Joint UN Agencies Program
Over 25,000 youth and adolescents are set to benefit from a Shs 84.1 billion Uganda-UN Joint Adolescent and Youth Program (UNJYP). Read more »
Uganda: Cheptegei Announces Plans to Quit Track Racing for Marathons
Uganda's three-time World champion, Joshua Cheptegei has stepped up preparations for the forthcoming Olympics in Paris but also announced that this could be the last time he is… Read more »
May 22
Uganda: Ugandans Save $7bn Through Digital Tools, Reveals New Study
Back in 2015, a study by Digital Impact Awards Africa (DIAA) revealed that of Uganda's top 1,000 taxpayers, 59 per cent of them lacked corporate websites and online digital… Read more »
May 20
Uganda: MultiChoice Signs MOU With Govt to Digitalise, Enhance Local Content
The government through the ministry of ICT and National Guidance have signed a new cooperation agreement with MultiChoice Africa Holdings B.V (MAH) geared towards establishing… Read more »
May 17
Uganda: Ray G Shuts Up Naysayers With Sold-Out Lugogo Concert
Eleven years in the music industry and Ray G proved that he too deserves to be counted among top Ugandan players, despite the fact that he had to ferry many fans in buses all the… Read more »
May 09
Uganda: Income Tax Amendments Will Derail Economic Progress
Parliament, through its sectoral committee on Finance, Planning and Economic Development, has called upon the general public, all stakeholders and other interested parties to… Read more »