Current Affairs

Civil society organisations across Africa are intensifying calls for debt relief for developing countries, arguing that it is increasingly unfair to expect them to service debt amid ongoing global economic shocks.

The Ministry of Energy has launched the National Petroleum Policy 2025, aimed at regulating the oil and gas sector as the country prepares for oil production.

Three charcoal burners have died due to flooding following a heavy downpour in Rukungiri District. The incident occurred on Monday evening in Kyakabarisinga Village

Residents of Namunsala Zone in Kakooge Town Council, Nakasongola District, are still grappling with shock after the body of 43-year-old Fred Bunjo was found lying outside his home under unclear circumstances

St Savio Junior Kisubi Primary School is under police investigations following the disappearance of a Primary Six pupil last week.

Foreign relations experts have warned that Uganda could face reduced international funding if the proposed Sovereignty Bill is passed into law, citing concerns over restrictions on foreign support to critical sectors.

Rising concerns over vehicle safety and emergency response in the Karamoja sub-region have been highlighted after another vehicle fire left one person injured and goods worth millions destroyed.

Jacob Kiplimo delivered a historic performance, setting a new Ugandan national marathon record while finishing third at the London Marathon on Sunday in the United Kingdom

General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defense Forces (CDF), has credited Ugandan youth for what he described as a decisive choice for peace and stability, saying their actions ensured a calm electoral process and continuity of leadership following the 2026 General Elections.

The High Court in Kampala has temporarily stopped the Uganda Music Promoters Savings and Credit Cooperative Society Limited (SACCO) from operating, following a dispute over alleged fraud, illegal takeover, and misuse of billions of Shillings in government funds.