Current Affairs

Uganda has sufficient fuel reserves to last into late May, the government has announced, dismissing widespread social media claims of an impending shortage.

John Jet Ndamagi Tumwebaze, the former parliamentary candidate for Mawogola North County in Sembabule District, has filed a fresh court petition seeking

The Crime Report for 2005 compiled by the Criminal Investigations Directorate shows that 25 Ugandans lost their lives to murder and road crashes every day.

Residents in parts of Kasese District have been urged to remain on high alert as water levels in River Nyamwamba, River Mubuku, and River Nyamugasani continue to ri

Bugisu Cooperative Union (BCU) has written to the government requesting 120 million US dollars (about 483 billion shillings) to procure a modern coffee processing machi

Journalists were ejected on Monday morning from the International Crimes Division of the High Court in Kampala during plea bargain proceedings involving suspects jointly

Drivers and motorists have called on government traffic enforcement teams to consider the condition of roads before imposing fines under the Express Penalty System (EPS).

Authorities have transferred prison warder Moses Anguyo, the prime suspect in the shooting of four people at Kiboga Prisons, to Kiboga Central Police Station, where he

The National Unity Platform (NUP) has cautioned its newly elected Members of Parliament to resist temptations of large sums of money in Parliament and remain loyal to the people who v

The Uganda Police Force is training its officers on human-rights policing to ensure that suspects are treated humanely.