Current Affairs

Doctors at the Uganda Cancer Institute (UCI) are reporting a disturbing trend – an increasing number of Ugandan women are developing lung cancer despite

It is alleged that Joseph Eyeru, a 50-year-old, had an altercation with Joel Ebwalu over food. The incident occurred last week in Olabo village, Kamuk Parish, Kaberamaido District.

The two children, aged between 1 and 4, lost their lives near a furniture workshop where a tenant only identified as Tom had illegally connected electricity to operate his workshop.

The Peoples' Front for Freedom Party (PFF) has announced it will not field a presidential candidate in the 2026 elections, choosing instead to focus o

As the investigations into the alleged fake bombs planted in Kampala, Wakiso and other parts of the country intensify the police bomb squad and ICT directorate have been brought on board.

Ronald Balimwezo Nsubuga, the Nakawa East Member of Parliament and National Unity Platform (NUP) flagbearer for the Kampala City Lord Mayor seat, has been nominated.

The Anti-corruption court has sentenced a former police officer to pay a court fine of shs 2.5m and further compensate Government with 20.6 million shillings he unlawfully received as Salary after his voluntary resignation from the force.

The High Court has dismissed a bail application filed by NUP activist Yasin Ssekitoleko also known as Machete on grounds that the Highcourt criminal division lacks jurisdiction to entertain the matter.

Kampala traders reopened their shops on Thursday following a successful meeting with government officials, effectively bringing an end to their two-day strike.

The ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party tribunal has dismissed an election petition filed by Kenneth Jogo Biryabarema against Henry Ariganyira Musasizi, the Minister of State for Finance in charge of General Duties.