November 30

• Uganda: Corrupt Officials, Drug Traffickers Targetting Journalists

  Journalists are being targeted by corrupt officials and those engaged in organised crime, a recent phenomenon that the United Nations (UN) has identified and is ready to fight. Read more »

• Uganda: Liberty Life Assurance Uganda Ltd

  Liberty Life Assurance Uganda Ltd, as a number one leading Group Life Insurer and as one of your esteemed business partners and associates, wishes to congratulate Marsh Insurance... Read more »

• Uganda: Ssuubi Brings His Name Alive for Prisoner's Children

  Sometimes a parent is arrested in the presence of the children. The parent is taken away in such a violent way that traumatises the children. Hope Mafaranga writes about the new... Read more »

• Uganda: Domestic Violence Key Player in Spread of HIV

  Domestic violence has been cited as a huge player in the increased spread of HIV among married couples in Uganda. Read more »

• Uganda: One-Border-Post to Ease Clearance of Goods in EA - Kikwete

  Non-tariff barriers, bureaucratic processes in decision making and the misuse of Rules of Origin are the main challenges that continue to undermine the integration agenda in East... Read more »

• Uganda: Chinese 'Defiler' Tests HIV-Negative As Victims Test Positive

  Two of the eight girls who were allegedly defiled by a Chinese national have tested HIV-positive, according to the Police. Read more »

• Uganda: Lyantonde Health Centres Open Only Four Hours a Day

  Residents of Lyantonde, in Masaka district have complained that most health facilities open at 10:00am and close at 2:00pm. Read more »

• Uganda: Remarrying After Losing a Loved One Is Part of Positive Living - Watiti

  Dr. Stephen Watiti is one person you can call the face of HIV/AIDS in Uganda, going by the passion with which he has, over the years, disseminated information and created awareness... Read more »

• Uganda: The Dilemma of Living With a Mother-in-Law Vs Culture

  BECAUSE this is sensitive, I will waste no time in flowery preambles. It is just plain unfair for the mother to move in with her married child. Since women seem to have a higher... Read more »

• Uganda: Poor Waste Disposal an Open Grave for Masese Communities

  Masese 3 is a poverty-stricken locality of about 10,000 people on the periphery of Jinja town whose lives have been steadily devastated by forces largely beyond their control. Read more »

• Uganda: Kadaga Slams Unruly MPs in Chaotic Oil Debate

  Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga has suspended Parliament indefinitely following Tuesday's incident where MPs became rowdy and others attempted to grab the mace. Read more »

• Uganda: Mother Gets Two Years for Procuring Prostitution

  A mother been sentenced to two years in prison for forcing her 14-year old daughter into prostitution. Read more »

• Uganda/Malawi: Zanzibar, Malawi Win As Group C Remains Open

  KAMPALA - Group C remains wide open for qualification into the last eight of the Cecafa Tusker Challenge Cup following victories for Zanzibar and Malawi Thursday evening. Read more »

• Uganda: Vote Counting On, 12 Arrested in Kamuli By-Election

  Provisional results coming in from different polling stations are placing FDC flagbearer Saalamu Musumba way ahead of her main challenger, NRM's Thomas Katengere in the race for... Read more »

• Uganda: Marking Exams to Cost Sh18.5 Billion

  The Government has released sh18.5bn for marking of all National exams at the various levels of primary, secondary and vocational. Read more »

• Uganda: FDC's Salaamu Musumba Wins Kamuli Seat

  FDC eastern Vice President, Salaamu Musumba, has beaten her closest challenger, NRM's Thomas Kategere and six others to the Kamuli LC5 seat. Read more »

• Uganda: FDC's Salaamu Musumba Wins Kamuli Seat

  FDC eastern Vice President, Salaamu Musumba, has beaten her closest challenger, NRM's Thomas Kategere and six others to the Kamuli LC5 seat. Read more »

November 29

• Uganda: Midwives Warned Against Harsh Treatment

  Midwives have been warned against treating husbands of expectant mothers harshly. "We are working on including men in the antenatal system, so treating them harshly drives them... Read more »

• Uganda/Nigeria: Arsenal Football Club Offers to Develop Ugandan Football

  Premiership club Arsenal FC will provide UEFA sanctioned tacticians to train youth teams as well as coaches in Uganda. The club's Partner Service manager Gordon Tannock said this... Read more »

• Uganda: Chinese Charged With Five Counts of Aggravated Defilement

  The Chinese national who was arrested last week in Katwe with underage girls in his house has been charged with five offences including aggravated defilement and human trafficking. Read more »

• Uganda: Phone Firms Face Fines Over Poor Services

  Phone companies will be fined for dropped or blocked calls by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) if a new statutory instrument to egulate the sector is passed by the ICT... Read more »

• Uganda: Uganda Health Marketing Group

  Uganda Health Marketing Group (UHMG), home of the good life, has joined with the Uganda Ministry of Health and every family in Uganda on this World AIDS Day (WAD) 2012 to promote... Read more »

• Uganda: Rehema, Why Did You Leave Us?

  When Muhammed Luutu, a resident of Nkonkonjeru Zone in Kyengera, left his home on October 17, for duty at the Ministry of Education offices in Kampala. He would return home to the... Read more »

• Uganda: Musumba Takes On NRM in Kamuli By-Election

  Candidates for Kamuli seat have cast their vote with Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) vice president Salaamu Musumba and NRM flag-bearer Thomas Kategere as clear favorites. Read more »

• Uganda: Blind HIV-Positive Nyakato Will Have a House for Christmas

  Joan Nyakato, the blind and HIV-positive mother of four, whose family lives in a hut about to collapse in the faraway Kisindizi village of Masindi district, will have a safe brick... Read more »