Current Affairs

Preparations for the burial of Tooro King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV are intensifying at the royal burial grounds in Karambi I Village, as the kingdom awaits the repatriation of his remains from the United States. The royal burial grounds, known as Amagasani, are undergoing extensive preparations ahead of…

The Court of Appeal has ruled that plea bargain agreements between accused persons and the office of the director of public prosecutions are binding on judges and cannot be varied.

Parliament has pushed back against a proposal to name the planned public university in Busoga sub-region Kiira University, with Speaker Jacob Markson Oboth-Oboth urging the Government to retain the name Busoga University and undertake wider consultations before making a final decision.

The Tooro Kingdom has announced the death of Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV, hours after the palace dismissed social media reports of his purported death and confirmed that the monarch was in critical condition.

The Ministry of Health has warned that unregulated dental practice is putting patients at risk, with unqualified practitioners performing complex procedures beyond their training and professional scope.

Uganda has received an antibody treatment from the United States that could help prevent Ebola patients from developing severe disease and dying, strengthening

A Makerere University study has found that farmers’ uptake of low-carbon energy products remains low despite their potential to boost agricultural productivity and transform the sector.

The National Unity Platform-NUP party has opted out of the forthcoming Adjumani West by-election, throwing its support behind independent candidate Tanru Pasi-Patrick.

More than 18 hours after he reportedly disappeared, the whereabouts of Matthew Bagonza, a senior officer with the Presidential Advisory Committee on Exports and Industrial Development (PACEID), remain unknown, amid growing uncertainty over his alleged arrest.

President Yoweri Museveni has inaugurated Roofings Group’s Phase IV steel manufacturing facility in Namanve, marking another expansion of Uganda’s capacity to process steel locally.