Current Affairs

The Supreme Court has overturned decisions in a 20-year land dispute involving former property dealer Patrick Kasulu.

Totore FM, a Uganda Broadcasting Corporation (UBC) regional radio station in Karamoja, has been officially launched in Moroto District with a renewed mission to drive transformation and development through the promotion of culture, tourism, and government programs in local languages.

The Chief Magistrate's Court in Lira has sentenced a couple; Walter Otim and his wife, Collin Otim to 10 and 3 years imprisonment respectively after being found guilty of forcing a 15 year old girl to eat human feaces.

Uganda has flagged off a 69-member contingent to participate in the 14th East African Community (EAC) Armed Forces Command Post Exercise (CPX), codenamed Ushirikiano Imara 2026.

The government’s plan to fully implement free and compulsory basic education is expected to return to the Cabinet for fresh guidance, as significant funding gaps and other critical challenges continue to hinder its rollout.

Female fish traders operating along Uganda’s border points have raised concern over rising cases of sexual harassment, corruption, and inconsistent trade regulations that they say are undermining their businesses and livelihoods.

While the Ministry of Education declared a three-week holiday break for learners to rest after a long term, the reality on the ground tells a different story.

A turn-man has died while 17 students and teachers from Gulu Secondary School are nursing injuries following an early morning road crash in Kiryandongo District along the Gulu-Kampala Highway.

The Electoral Commission has scheduled a stakeholders’ meeting ahead of the forthcoming Kalangala District Woman Member of Parliament by-election following the death of Woman

The National Planning Authority (NPA) is concerned about the persistent budget indiscipline, especially supplementary budgeting, which it says disrupts the whole planning and implementation