Current Affairs

Some believers, from the Catholic and Anglican Churches, were seen at the Martyrs' shrine in Namugongo, even after the national event was called off due to the outbreak of the Bundibugyo Ebola virus

Rising meat prices are forcing many Ugandans to cut back on beef consumption as the cost of a kilogram climbs from about Shs16,000 to between Shs20,000 and

The Electoral Commission (EC) has issued stern warnings against violence during the Kikuube LCV By- Election campaigns, and reminded

Organisers of the Anglican Martyrs Day celebration have drastically reduced the number of singers for the event to be held virtually following the Ebola virus outbreak in Uganda and the DRC.

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An earthquake that struck Uganda on Sunday night caused no significant damage or loss of life, according to the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development.

A 20-year-old woman is to spend the next five years in prison for stealing and kidnapping a one-month-old baby from a health facility in Kamwenge District, following her convictions by the High Court in Fort Portal.

The Buganda Road Chief Magistrates Court has remanded seven youths to Luzira Prison on charges of aggravated robbery involving 620 million shillings allegedly stolen

Heavy security personnel were deployed across Busansula village on Monday as police oversaw the exhumation of the remains of legendary Ugandan musician Paulo Kafeer

The Ministry of Education and Sports has dismissed claims circulating both online and offline that schools across Uganda have been closed or suspended because of Ebola.