Current Affairs

Security personnel have imposed a temporary curfew in parts of disputed Apaa, over fresh clashes that have left two dead, and two others injured in separate attacks.

Renowned political activist and two-time Kampala Central parliamentary contender Harold Kaija has announced his candidacy for the Nansana Municipality MP seat in the 2026 elections.

The singer announced the news of his win against the label on Wednesday 2nd, April,2025 and said that he had emerged victorious in a case which has taken almost two years in court.

Africa’s battle against climate change demands urgent and innovative solutions, especially as the continent faces a yawning climate finance gap estimated in the trillions of dollars.

The Buganda Road Chief Magistrate’s Court has ordered prosecution to present its witnesses in a hate speech case against the former Deputy Resident City Commissioner(RCC) Herbert Anderson Burora.

The Uganda AIDS Commission has raised serious concerns over the rising HIV prevalence rate in the Bunyoro sub-region, attributing the surge to an influx of people drawn by oil exploration activities and a high number of plantation workers.

The High Court in Kampala has ruled that the Chieftaincy of Military Intelligence, which has since changed its name to Defense Intelligence and Security-DIS is not a legal detention facility.

Umeme Limited on Monday finally relinquished assets and the control of electricity distribution in the country.

The Leader of Opposition, Joel Ssenyonyi has decried the reckless spending by Government on wasteful projects like Lubowa Hospital, saying it is no wonder, 30% of the taxes collected by Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is spent on repayment of debts.

Trading in Umeme Ltd shares at the Uganda Securities Exchange has been "voluntarily" suspended for at least two weeks over the ongoing transition activities.