July 31

• Uganda: Team Uganda Review Tactics for World Championships

  ONE of the key reasons Stephen Kiprotich struck gold at the London Olympics was because he made maximum use of high altitude training. Read more »

• Uganda: Driver Charged Over Namungoona Inferno Granted Bail

  Court in Nabweru has granted bail to Richard Mugisha, 25, the driver accused of causing the Namungoona fuel tanker accident. Read more »

• Uganda: A Tough Life in Prison

  Life in prison is hard as it is, and yet for many prisoners across the country, this life is made even harder by the living conditions behind the prison walls. Petride Mudoola... Read more »

• Uganda: Clinics Face Closure Over Workers

  THE Allied Health Professionals Council has embarked on a countrywide sensitisation campaign against impostors in the health sector to protect patients from the risks caused by... Read more »

• Uganda: Pirates Target 7s Dominance After Machakos Triumph

  Determined to develop a strong sevens rugby team, Ugandan side G4S Pirates will frequently play more tournaments in Kenya to be able to build the culture at the club. Read more »

• Uganda: Ugandan Journalists Still in Detention

  The two Ugandan journalists arrested over the weekend by South Sudan's national security officials are still in detention, an official has said. Read more »

• Uganda: Local Governments Still Challenged With Limited Revenues [opinion]

  Uganda's decentralisation policy is premised on the view that Local Governments are better placed than the central government to identify and respond to the needs of local... Read more »

• Uganda: Buganda Marks 20th Coronation Anniversary Today

  Buganda Kingdom marks 20 years today since their Kingship was restored. Kabaka Ronald Mutebi II was crowed as the 36th, King of Buganda after a long time abolition of Kingdoms by... Read more »

• Uganda: Opposition Is Disorganized - DP

  The Democratic Party (DP) has said opposition political parties (DP inclusive) for the past months have demonstrated that they have lost focus and are now disorganized by... Read more »

• Uganda: Ekiring Headed for Badminton World Meet

  EDWIN Ekiring believes that he has had enough build up to take on the worlds' best at the 2013 Badminton World Championships that start next week. Read more »

• Uganda: Inflation Hits 5.1 Percent With Low Food Supplies

  Uganda's annual headline inflation has hit 5.1% as food supplies to markets dwindled at the end of July following a dry spell that affected central and western Uganda. Read more »

• Uganda: Mutesasira Never Looked Back After Her First Cut [interview]

  Juliet Nalujja commonly known as Julie Mutesasira, is a gospel artiste, who has also composed love songs. She is married to Pastor Steven Mutesasira of Redeemed of the Lord... Read more »

• Uganda: Vision Group Stars in Corporate League

  ROBERT Kalibbala's solo efforts over the weekend saved Vision Group from being named among the inferior teams in the Corporate League after he won the table tennis men's category... Read more »

• Uganda: Ensure a Competitive League - FIFA

  THE Super League clubs will be able to draw their own roadmap which will see them have a more competitive league next season. Read more »

• Uganda: Unapd Men Excel At Volleyball Meet

  A one-day sitting volleyball tournament aimed at selecting national team players ended on Monday with the Uganda National Action For Physical Disability men's team winning the... Read more »

• Uganda: Kabaka Launches Tourism Expo

  Thousands of people Wednesday afternoon turned up to express their joy as the Kabaka of Buganda, Ronald Muwenda Mutebi, kicked off activities to mark the main celebrations of his... Read more »

• Uganda: Thousands Bury Gen. Adrisi

  Thousands of mourners Wednesday flocked Keri Central village in Kuluba sub-county, Koboko district to bury the former Vice-President Gen. Mustafa Adrisi. Read more »

• Uganda: When the Temple of Justice Turns Into a Conman's Haven

  When Susan Nabasinza, 25, received a call that her husband Ivan Mugabi had been arrested, she left Katosi Landing Site, where she worked as a food vendor, to attend the court... Read more »

• Uganda: Touching America's Heart With Ugandan Art

  "ART that touches the heart." That has been the catchphrase for prominent batik painter Nuwa Wamala Nnyanzi's inspiring work- and more than 30 years down, this self-taught artist... Read more »

• Congo-Kinshasa: UN Security Council Condemns ADF Attacks in DRC

  The United Nations Security Council has condemned the renewed attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF-NALU) which resulted in 66,000 Congolese refugees and caused casualties... Read more »

• Uganda: Uganda Sends Three to Zone V Event

  THE Riham Warriors and KCCA Leopards are certain of travelling to Burundi for the 2013 FIBA Africa Zone Five Club Championships. The Falcons are hoping to join them. Read more »

• Uganda: 'More Lobbying Needed to Bring Down Internet Costs'

  There is need for robust lobbying to bring down the cost of Internet bandwidth to further the penetration of information communication technology (ICT) in Uganda, a key player in... Read more »

• Uganda: Five Make the UABF Polls Cut

  THE beleaguered Uganda Boxing Federation elections have finally received a green light. Read more »

• Uganda: Museveni Counsels Regional Leaders On Polls

  President Yoweri Museveni has condemned the practice of resorting to war to refute electoral results saying this hinders the possibility of improving the election system as most of... Read more »

• Uganda: Averting Strikes in Secondary School - Some Practises to Consider [opinion]

  Recently, the media has been awash with disturbing news about a wave of strikes that have rocked secondary schools across the country, to the extent of Sheema District having all... Read more »