June 18

• Uganda: Big Brother Africa: That Girl Tried to Snatch Ronnie From Me

  Sharon O represented Uganda in the sixth Big Brother Africa. She talked to Carol Kasujja about her life and working with her boyfriend, Ronnie Mulindwa Read more »

• Uganda: Farmers Adopt Sprinkling to Fight Coffee Wilt

  Coffee farming especially in central region has been affected by coffee wilt for the past few years. Many coffee farmers had abandoned the growing of coffee and changed to other... Read more »

• Uganda: Tsetse Flies Hit Bunyoro

  TSETSE flies, the vectors that spread sleeping sickness in humans and nagana in cattle have hit districts in northern Uganda, Bunyoro, Busoga and Kalangala. Read more »

• Uganda: Kisolo's Magic Contribution to Cranes' Win

  EMMANUEL Okwi has been the subject of all superlatives since his match-winning performance against Angola on Saturday. Read more »

• Uganda: Papiss Cissé to Miss Crunch Cranes Game

  CRANES' hopes to make it to the playoffs of the 2014 World Cup qualifiers have received a minor boost after Senegal striker Papiss Demba Cissé was ruled out September's... Read more »

• Uganda: Kyobe's Unbeaten 80 Spurs Tornado

  ARTHUR Kyobe hit an unbeaten half century as defending champions Tornado added more misery to Nile, who they beat by eight wickets in Sunday's Multiple Industries Division I... Read more »

• Uganda: Blood Bank Explains Cause of Blood Shortage

  The current blood shortage in the country is due to an influx of patients from the neighbouring countries, Nakasero Blood bank publicist Joyce Helga Nassuuna has said. Read more »

• Uganda: Severe Food Shortage Hits Karamoja

  SEVERAL parts of Karamoja have been hit by a severe food shortage. According a report by the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM), Kaabong district is the most hard-hit area, where... Read more »

• Uganda: Okwi De-Mystifies 'Nalongo' Theory

  MOST football fields have a side that is considered a lucky zone for the home team. At Nakivubo War Memorial stadium, Makerere wing, is to most Ugandans the stadium's lucky side. Read more »

• Uganda: Primary Schools Asked to Establish Menstrual Facilities

  Primary schools have been urged to establish menstrual facilities in schools to reduce the dropout rate of girls in schools. Read more »

• Uganda: Fire Breaks Out At Stanbic Bank Mbale

  Police in Mbale Tuesday fought fire that broke out at Stanbic Bank Eastern region branch in Mbale town. Read more »

• Uganda: Drought Strikes Kabarole District, Famine Looming

  Kyenjojo and Kabarole districts in western Uganda have also borne the blunt of the drought that has affected most parts of the country. Read more »

• Uganda: DP Opposes Taxes On Water and Fuel

  The Democratic Party has opposed government's move to increase taxes on domestic water and fuel, saying it will increase the cost of production for domestic products. Read more »

• Uganda: Domestic Violence Cases Soar

  Female judges are concerned about the increasing cases of domestic violence despite the existence of the law to support prosecution of such cases. Read more »

• Uganda: What's in the Salt You Use

  Adulterated salt is on sale in Kampala, with stones visible to the naked eye. Sunday Vision bought several packets of salt from different shops and supermarkets across the city and... Read more »

• Uganda/Senegal: The Pressure Is On Senegal - Micho

  WHEN Mulitin 'Micho' Sredojevich was announced as Cranes head coach, there was a public outcry against his choice. Read more »

• Uganda: Ugandan Shilling Up As Traders Anticipate Investor Debt Inflows

  The Ugandan shilling firmed on Monday as traders bet an expected surge in government domestic debt auctions would draw sufficient hard currency inflows to plug a budget deficit. Read more »

• Uganda: Financial Institutions Act to Be Amended

  BANK of Uganda (BOU) is preparing to submit legislation to Parliament aimed at amending the Financial Institution Act 2004. This is intended to enable banks undertake bancassurance... Read more »

• Uganda: URA Play Cecafa Opener Without Nkata

  THE disorganisation that has marred the travel arrangements of clubs due to participate in the CECAFA Club tournament here has not spared URA FC. Read more »

• Uganda: Govt Sued Over LRA 2001 Murchison Park Murders

  Government has been sued over the March 26, 2001 Lord's Resistance Army gruesome murders that claimed the lives of nine people including the director of the Jimmy Sekasi Institute... Read more »

• Uganda: Two Americans Killed in Mpigi Accident

  Two Americans believed to be tourists were on Monday killed in an accident that occurred along Kampala-Masaka highway at Nabusanke near Kayabwe in Mpigi district. Read more »

• Uganda: 90-Year-Old Woman Gang Raped in Nakaseke

  Five men are in police custody for allegedly raping of a 90-year-old woman in Kikamulo village in Nakseke district. Read more »

• Uganda: Uganda Cranes' Three Wise Men

  FOR those that are familiar with the bible, there is a fascinating story of 'The Three Wise men that travelled between 800 to 900 miles to see the new born king. Read more »

• Uganda: Mukono SS Strikes Over Poor Boarding Conditions

  Teachers of Mukono Senior Secondary School fled for dear life following a students' strike over poor living conditions. Read more »

• Uganda: Tributes - Thomas Pere

  On Monday morning, Vision Group media company woke to the news of the death of one of its employees, Thomas Pere, who was a freelance journalist for New Vision paper. Read more »