Current Affairs

Barbie Itungo, the wife of National Unity Platform President Robert Kyagulanyi, has complained about continued security restrictions blocking access to their home, leading to food shortages.

The five candidates who contested for the Ajuri County parliamentary seat will not be campaigning ahead of the repeat election scheduled by the Electoral Commission.

A strong security presence remains visible across Kampala as parts of the business community gradually resume operations following Uganda’s general elections.

Today, Uganda’s Chief Justice, His Lordship Alfonse Chigamoy Owiny-Dollo, retires at the age of 70, concluding a legal and public service career spanning over forty years.

The National Unity Platform has lost at least 23 parliamentary seats in the just concluded general elections.All of these seats located in Buganda region have been

The incumbent Laroo-Pece Division Legislator, Fr Charles Onen, has conceded defeat to the Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Norbert Mao, in the just concluded Parliamentary elections.

High Court Judge Simon Peter Kinobe has said he can’t order the Electoral Commission to reinstate Parliament Speaker of Anita Among's opponents on the national voters’ register

The National Unity Platform (NUP) presidential candidate, Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, alias Bobi Wine, has claimed that more than 500 of his supporters are in detention as the country heads to the polls.

The Uganda National NGO Bureau has ordered at least five prominent human rights organisations to suspend their operations with immediate effect, citing investigations into activities alleged to be prejudicial to national security.

The Uganda Police Force has warned Ugandans against voting and lingering around polling stations, saying those who defy security directives will be forced to leave.