Current Affairs

The Nakawa Chief Magistrate's Court has granted bail to Nakawa I Councillor and National Unity Platform (NUP) member Johnmary Ssebuwufu, who has been in detention for more than two months on charges of inciting violence.

High Court Judge Collins Acellam has fined Observer Media Ltd, publishers of The Observer newspaper, and Watchdog Communication Ltd, owners of the Watchdog news website

Communities near Budongo forest reserve in Masindi District are facing repeated threats from stray chimpanzees, with a three-month-old baby girl killed over the weekend in Wiliya Village after being snatched by the primate.

Three people were killed, and another was injured after a gold mine pit collapsed on Sunday morning in the Sokodu mining area, Kaabong East Sub-County, Kaabong District, highlighting the dangers of artisanal mining in unstable conditions.

The High Court in Kampala has denied bail to former Special Investigations Unit commander, SSP Nickson Agasiirwe Karuhanga, who is facing murder charges of murdering Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Joan Namazzi Kagezi more than ten years ago.

Mukono grade one magistrate Praise Ahurira has today further remanded the 21-year-old man Dak Hussein Taewaiko, who suspected of murdering former

The Chief Justice, Dr Flavian Zeija, has urged leaders of institutions involved in criminal justice administration to prioritise health and human rights in their operations, warning that infectious diseases can significantly disrupt the delivery of justice

Three pupils of Katojo Primary School in Habuhuriro Parish, Kahungye Sub-county, Kabale District, are admitted in critical condition at Kabale Regional Referral Hospital after being struck by lightning.

Majid Saffar, the Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Uganda, has issued a strong condemnation of what he described as a deadly joint attack by the United States and Israel on a primary school in southern Iran, intensifying debate around war crimes, civilian protection, and international humanitarian law.

The Amnesty Commission in Uganda has unveiled a resettlement package to support former royal guards of the Obusinga Bwa Rwenzururu (OBR) in Kasese District as they rebuild their lives.