Current Affairs
ULS Urges Caution: Elwelu Not to Be Tried in the Media
The Uganda Law Society (ULS) has demanded transparency and respect for constitutional rights in the arrest of retired Lieutenant General Peter Elwelu.
Read More »Government Under Scrutiny: Oulanyah House Pledge Needs Action
The Government of Uganda is facing renewed scrutiny over its failure to complete the country home of former Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oulanyah
Read More »Speaker Shuts Down Debate on UPDF Retired Generals’ Detention
Speaker of Parliament Jacob Oboth-Oboth on Tuesday directed Members of Parliament to “resist” debating the detention of two retired senior officers, stating
Read More »Police Recover Five-Year-Old Girl Abducted in Luwero
Police in Luwero District have rescued a five-year-old girl who was allegedly abducted while buying a pancake in Mabale Village, Luwero Town Council, on October 28, 2026.
Read More »Real Estate Law in the Offing
Government is in the final stages of preparing a Real Estate law to regulate the sector and create more opportunities.
Read More »FDA Approves First Generic Long-Acting HIV Prevention Injection
The cost of long-acting HIV prevention could fall significantly after the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first generic version of Lenacapavir
Read More »UPDF Begins Withdrawal of Troops from Somalia
The Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) has started withdrawing troops from Somalia under a bilateral security arrangement, marking the beginning of a phased exit from
Read More »NSSF Challenges Beneficiary Schools to Raise UGX 100M, Pledges Matching Funds.
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) Managing Director, Patrick Ayota, has challenged schools that have benefited from the NSSF Kampala Hills Run to mobilize an additional UGX 100 million f
Read More »Ahabwe Takes Legal Action Against High Court Ruling on Kajara MP
Former Kajara County parliamentary candidate Venansio Ahabwe has appealed to the Court of Appeal seeking to overturn a High Court decision that
Read More »FDC Raises Concerns Over Uganda’s Power Export Strategies Amid Rural Electrification Shortfalls
Uganda exported electricity worth USD 60.47 million (about Shs 220 billion) in 2025, even as only 11.4 per cent of rural households had access to grid electricity for lighting, raising questions about the government's priorities in the energy sector.
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