Current Affairs
Uganda, Austria and UNFPA Renew Partnership to Strengthen Justice and GBV Protection in Northern Uganda
The Government of Austria, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and government of Uganda have renewed their partnership to strengthen access to justice, sexual and reproductive
Read More »Siblings Drown in Water-Filled Sand Quarry in Kibaale
Two children from the same family have drowned in a water-filled sand quarry in Kyakazihire Sub-county, Kibaale District.
Read More »Ground Broken on €342.6 Million Karuma-Tororo Power Line
The government has broken ground on a €342.6 million electricity transmission project expected to strengthen power supply to eastern Uganda and the Greater Kampala Metropolitan Area
Read More »National Mining Company in Turmoil as IG Suspends CEO, Deputy Over Mismanagement
The chief executive officer of the National Mining Company and his deputy have been suspended. The interdictions come less than two years since the company was established.
Read More »Parliamentary Diplomacy to Unlock Stalled Uganda-Iran Agreements
The government is in the final stages of enacting regulations that will require all farmers to provide proof of vaccination for their cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD)
Read More »Gov’t To Ban Sale of Unvaccinated Cattle from Uganda’s Market
The government is in the final stages of enacting regulations that will require all farmers to provide proof of vaccination for their cattle against Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD)
Read More »Public Accounts Committee Identifies Gaps in Prosecutorial Efficiency
Lawyers representing former National Unity Platform (NUP) candidate for Masaka City Woman MP Rose Nalubowa have resolved to appeal a High Court ruling that upheld State
Read More »Nalubowa to Appeal High Court Ruling Upholding Nameere’s Election Victory
Lawyers representing former National Unity Platform (NUP) candidate for Masaka City Woman MP Rose Nalubowa have resolved to appeal a High Court ruling that upheld State
Read More »Tayebwa Refers Journalist to UCC Over Disputed Video Edit
Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa has demanded a public apology from a journalist whom he alleges edited and published a misleading version of his remarks about nurses.
Read More »Court Upholds Minister Nameere’s Election Victory
The Masaka High Court has upheld the election of State Minister for Local Government Justine Nameere Nsubuga as Masaka City Woman Member of Parliament.
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BoU Payment Systems Shutdown to Disrupt Bank Transfers for Four Days
Businesses, government agencies, and individuals who rely on bank transfers for urgent payments will need to make alternative arrangements after the Bank of
