Uganda: Mawogola Residents Join Kabaka Birthday Run to Fight HIV/Aids

Residents of Mawogola County in Sembabule District have joined the rest of the Buganda Kingdom in participating in the annual Kabaka Birthday Run aimed at combating the spread of… Read more »

Uganda: Police Warn Public Against Taking Ggaba Murder Trial Personally

Police have cautioned members of the public against taking the ongoing Ggaba daycare murder trial personally. Read more »

Uganda: All Set for Ggaba Daycare Public Trial, Says Judiciary

The Judiciary has confirmed its readiness to commence the trial of Christopher Okello Onyum, the suspect in the widely followed Ggaba toddlers' murder case, marking a significant… Read more »

Uganda: Serunkuma - Courts Don't Fight Corruption, Politics Does

Political analyst Dr Yusuf Serunkuma has ignited fresh debate on Uganda's anti-corruption efforts, arguing that the fight against graft is largely driven by political interests… Read more »

Uganda: Heavy Security As Ggaba Daycare Murder Public Hearing Opens

Ggaba was placed under tight security on Monday as authorities commenced the highly anticipated public hearing in the case against Christopher Okello, who is accused of murdering… Read more »

Uganda: Museveni Unveils Nationwide Fish Farming Project to Boost Incomes

President Museveni has announced plans to roll out a large-scale, nationwide fish farming project aimed at unlocking the economic potential of Uganda's wetlands and boosting… Read more »

Uganda: Club Canvas Delivers Immersive Nightlife Experience in Kampala Debut

Kampala's nightlife scene was treated to a new experience as Club Canvas, an activation by Club Pilsener under Nile Breweries Limited, officially debuted on April 11, introducing a… Read more »

Uganda: Community Run Marks Kabaka's 71st Birthday in Bamunanika

The 71st birthday celebrations of the Kabaka of Buganda were marked with a community run in Ssekamuli Sub-county, Bamunanika, bringing together leaders, students, and residents in… Read more »

Uganda: Museveni Orders Caos to Share Resource Details With MPs, Local Leaders

President Museveni has directed that all communication regarding resources sent to districts must be shared with Members of Parliament and LCV Chairpersons, in a move aimed at… Read more »

Uganda: Kooki Residents Brave Rain to Join Kabaka Birthday Run Against HIV/Aids

Residents of Kooki County in Rakai District turned up in large numbers to participate in the Kabaka's 71st Birthday Run, braving heavy morning rains to take part in the… Read more »

Uganda: The Tide Is Changing - Uganda's Bold Turn to Order, Discipline, and National Renewal

A few weeks ago, I did something I had not done in a while. I walked through downtown Kampala, with no rush to get anywhere. I just wanted to feel the city. And as I moved from… Read more »

Uganda: From Forest to Survival - the Struggle to Save the Batwa

In the dense forests of western Uganda, a quiet crisis is unfolding--one that conservationists, cultural advocates, and community leaders warn could erase an entire people from… Read more »

Uganda: Alupo Reaffirms Government Commitment to Faith-Based Partnerships in Service Delivery

Vice President Jessica Alupo has reaffirmed government's commitment to deepening cooperation with religious institutions, saying faith-based partnerships remain central to service… Read more »

Uganda: Mugerere Commissions 11-Member Committee to Steer Bugerere Masaza Cup Preparations

Ssaza Bugerere chief, commonly known as Mugerere Samuel Ssemugooma, has officially unveiled an 11-member committee tasked with spearheading preparations and mobilisation efforts… Read more »

Uganda: Government Confirms 7-Year Term Proposal As Debate Intensifies

The Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs has confirmed that a proposal to extend the tenure of Parliament and the Executive from five to seven years is officially under… Read more »

Uganda: Govt, Experts to Tackle Youth Job Crisis At Labour Convention

Government officials, labour experts and private sector leaders are set to converge in Kampala for the 4th Annual National Labour Convention and Expo 2026, as concerns grow over… Read more »

Uganda: New State Attorneys Warned On Corruption, Bias

Newly appointed State Attorneys have been warned against corruption, bias, and ethical compromise as the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) begins a week-long… Read more »

Uganda: Museveni Commissions Pan-African Research Complex At Kyankwanzi

At the sidelines of the ongoing National Resistance Movement (NRM) Leaders' Retreat in Kyankwanzi, President Museveni has commissioned the construction of the Rtd Gen Caleb… Read more »

Uganda: Karamoja Varsity Disputes NCHE Claims Over Accreditation, Governance

Karamoja Peace and Technology University (KAPATU) has rejected allegations by the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE), setting up a dispute over compliance, governance,… Read more »

Uganda: Ibanda University to Roll Out Full Science Programmes in Major Academic Expansion

Ibanda University in Ibanda District is set to introduce full-fledged science degree programmes as part of a strategic expansion aimed at strengthening its academic portfolio and… Read more »

Uganda: Three Tororo Hospital Officials Arrested Over Patient Extortion

Three officials from Tororo General Hospital have been arrested by the Inspectorate of Government (IGG) over allegations of patient extortion and misconduct uncovered during a… Read more »

Uganda: Kapatu Refutes NCHE Claims, Defends Legal Compliance in University Establishment

Karamoja Peace and Technology University (KAPATU) Project has dismissed claims by the National Council for Higher Education, insisting it has met all legal requirements and remains… Read more »

Uganda: Regional Integration Takes Centre Stage At Kyankwanzi Retreat

Regional integration and governance reform have taken centre stage at the ongoing National Resistance Movement (NRM) Leaders' Retreat at the National Leadership Institute (NALI) in… Read more »

Uganda: Construction of Jinja District Headquarters Stalls

Construction of the Jinja District headquarters has stalled at 65 percent completion, with district officials citing persistent funding shortfalls from the central government as… Read more »

Uganda: Low Judiciary Funding Blamed for Remand Home Congestion in Uganda

Low funding in Uganda's Judiciary has been blamed for the congestion of remand homes, with delays in case handling continuing to worsen across the justice system. Read more »