Current Affairs

Educationists in Uganda have welcomed the passing of the National Teachers Bill 2024 by Parliament, saying it will significantly improve both the quality of education and teacher welfare

Parliament has learned that following a UGX 668.710 billion investment in the Atiak Sugar Factory, Ugandans can expect the first production of sugar from the factory in September 2026.

The prosecution in the treason case against veteran opposition politician Kizza Besigye has accused him and his co-accused of threatening state witnesses

The bill passed after the opposition members of parliament failed in their effort to convince other members of parliament, especially from the ruling NRM party, to reject it.

The Law Development Centre Magistrates Court in Kampala has granted a cash bail of five million shillings to Alternative Digital journalist Arnold Anthony Mukose

Residents of Lower Nabuti Village in Central Division, Mukono Municipality, were left in shock on Tuesday after construction workers uncovered

An attempt by the Leader of the Opposition Joel Ssenyonyi, to block the the second reading of the controversial Protection of Sovereignty Bil

Police officers attached to the Marine Unit in Busoga East, together with local divers, have retrieved two bodies from Kibimba Swamp in Kapyanga Sub-county, Bugiri District.

Police officers attached to the Marine Unit in Busoga East, together with local divers, have retrieved two bodies from Kibimba Swamp in Kapyanga Sub-county, Bugiri District.

Police in Wakiso District are hunting for the assailants who kidnapped and killed a 25-year-old tuk-tuk rider in Kakiri town after his family failed to pay a ransom of 5 million shillings to spare his life.