Current Affairs

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has assented to three laws aimed at tightening construction standards, expanding mortgage financing, and professionalising property valuation.

More than 60 furniture traders and garage operators in Kavule, Makerere, who lost their businesses in Monday’s inferno have appealed to the government for financial support. The traders say they have no other option if the government does not help resuscitate their income-generating activities.

Uganda is set to mark International Mother Language Day with a spotlight on technology’s role in preserving these vital assets.

suf Nsibambi, the veteran Mawokota South Member of Parliament, has officially crossed from the opposition Forum for Democratic Change

The oldest daughter and the only girl in her family, dreaming of moving to another continent and building a house for her mother – this sounds like a plot of a Nigerian movie.

A total of UGX 1.5 trillion is tied up in tax disputes, with the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) describing the handling of cases by the Tax Appeals Tribunal (TAT) as “very slow,” limiting the circulation of funds needed to sustain private sector activities.

The Hoima Chief Magistrate's Court, George Kunihira, has ordered an immediate recount of votes cast in the election for National Female Youth Representative to Parliament held on February 6, 2026, at Hoima City Stadium.

The Chief Magistrate's court was forced to adjourn the hearing of the National Unity Platform (NUP) deputy president, Dr Lina Zedriga, over technology flaws.

The Director of Public Prosecutions, Lino Anguzu, has withdrawn charges of defilement and aggravated trafficking that had been brought against socialite Nasser Nduhukire, also known as Don Nasser.

Detectives at Nateete Police Division were left stunned by the chilling details of a confession from Allan Ssempala, the prime suspect in the brutal double murder at Dave Hotel and Suites.