Current Affairs

For decades, children in some of Uganda's hard-to-reach communities have faced a simple but significant barrier to secondary education: there was no secondary school close to home.

Cabinet has approved plans to borrow up to €31.98 million, equivalent to about 139 billion Shillings, from the French government to construct and equip a regional oncology centre in Mbarara.

Mariam Lutale, the daughter of treason suspect Obeid Lutale, has joined a four-member legal team representing her father in the High Court treason trial. Lutale is jointly charged with former presidential candidate Dr Kizza Besigye and Captain Denis Oola.

Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the murder of 22-year-old Jovia Namuwulya, a waitress and TikToker who was stabbed to death in her rented room in Mukalazi Zone, Bukoto.

American actor and R&B star Tyrese Gibson has arrived in Uganda for a three-day visit that will combine Hollywood, music, coffee and tourism as the country seeks to give its coffee story a global audience.

Each morning, Lilian Nabukela, a resident of Kiti A, Kasangati Town Council in Wakiso District, opens the kiosk she built with support from Uganda’s Parish Development Model (PDM). A fridge keeps soft drinks cold, giving her a modest but steady income.

Hundreds of passengers were left stranded across the Kampala metropolitan area on Monday as traffic police launched a crackdown on commuter taxis in dan

The National Curriculum Development Centre will pilot new lower primary and A-Level curricula before national rollout. This is a shift from the approach that saw the lower secondary curriculum introduced in 2020 without testing.

The government’s 100-day crackdown on taxis in dangerous mechanical condition could trigger transport shortages, higher fares and leave commuters strande

The Supreme Court has rejected the Attorney General's attempt to reopen a case in which the government was ordered to pay fifty billion shillings to Henley Properties Development Ltd after the land registry issued competing titles over the same property.