Current Affairs

Science secondary school headteachers have become one of the highest-paid groups of public officers at the local government level, with their monthly salary now increased to UGX 6.5 million.

The 26th Kinyara Golf Open is back, attracting over 150 golfers from the region to the Kinyara Golf Club in Masindi and Hoima.

The police are hunting for local musician Patrick Mulwana, also known as Alien Skin, and his group, who are accused of assaulting a doctor at Nsambya Hospital.

The Forum for Democratic Change (FDC) has criticized Minister of Presidency Milly Babalanda for claiming that the National Resistance Movement (NRM) government has achieved 84% of its manifesto goals.

Police and Uganda Peoples' Defense Force in Nakasongola district have deployed heavily to block the mobilisation tour of Robert Kyagulanyi the President of National Unity Platform.

The State Minister for Lands, Sam Mayanja has reinstated 4,000 people to their land in five zones of Nakawa and Kira Municipality.

The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has addressed concerns over reports that some individuals are being denied the right to register for National IDs.

Uganda is now among the top three countries in Africa, after Burundi and DR Congo with the highest of confirmed mpox cases.

In a dramatic turn of events, David Balondemu, the Kampala District Land Board Chairperson, finds himself remanded to Luzira Prison for the third time on charges of forgery and conspiracy to commit a felony.

Public universities across the country have voiced serious concerns over the potential repercussions of the National Teachers Bill.