Current Affairs

The Government has ordered fresh elections for all Parish Development Model Savings and Credit Cooperative Organizations as part of a comprehensive clean-up of the programme.

The Anti-Corruption Court is expected to deliver its judgment today at 2 PM in the case against former State Minister Agnes Nandutu concerning the theft of iron sheets designated for the impoverished communities in Karamoja.

The Leader of Opposition, Joel Ssenyonyi and several activists have warned against the passing into law The Sovereignty Bill.

State Minister of Finance Henry Musasizi also mentioned the possibility of having the salaries of the Arts teachers enhanced to match those paid to the science teachers.

According to Traffic Police spokesperson Michael Kananura, the accident occurred in the early hours of this morning at around 1:30 a.m. at Karegero Corner.

Taban Idro Senior, Chairman of Acacia Place Ltd., began his business journey in 1977 selling eggs on a bicycle—a

The election of Laroo-Pece Division Member of Parliament Norbert Mao is being challenged in the High Court in Gulu, with petitioner Tonny Kitara a

Authorities in Rukungiri Municipality have given street vendors along High Street two weeks to vacate the area or face enforcement action, a directive aimed at restoring order and improving sanitation in the town.

The Court of Appeal in Kampala has ordered the immediate release of Musa Nsubuga after overturning his 20-year sentence for aggravated robbery, ruling that he was a minor at the time of the offence.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions has filed fresh charges of publishing fake news against jailed lawyer Male Mabirizi, shortly after withdrawing earlier charges under the now-nullified Computer Misuse Act.