Current Affairs

The Chief Justice of Uganda, Dr. Flavian Zeija, has assured Ugandans that the judiciary will dispose of cases more efficiently and promptly, provided funding gaps are addressed and sufficient resources are allocated.

Gulu Central Police is investigating the circumstances under which a 52-year-old businesswoman in Gulu City, Claire Nambooze, took her own life in her house in Vanguard Cell, Laroo Pece Division, Gulu city.

The Constitutional Court in Kampala has dismissed a petition challenging the 2022 cooperation agreement between the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) and the Democratic Party (DP).

Veronica Nanyondo, the Bukomansimbi District Woman Member of Parliament, has petitioned the Masaka High Court to challenge the declaration of Ruth Katushabe as the winner of the January 15 election in the district.

The accident involved two motorvehicles, an Isuzu bus registration number UBQ 595G and a Fuso Fighter truck registration number UBF 541C. The accident happened at around 4am at Kyakabuga village in Kyankwanzi district.

A Kampala businessman has praised the Motor Vehicle Registration (MVR) and the Intelligent Uganda Police Force for helping him quickly replace his stolen number plates after initially falling victim to fraudsters.

The Kawempe Chief Magistrate has directed the prosecution to fast-track the trial of 21 jailed National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters accused of engaging in military drills.

The Prosecution has asked Buganda Road Chief Magistrates Court to deny bail to jailed lawyer Male Mabirizi, arguing that he is a flight risk with questionable identity documents, unreliable sureties, and a history of disrespecting judicial authority.

Molly Katanga and four others have to defend themselves over the death of her husband, businessman Henry Katanga, high court has ruled.

The Supreme Court has declared and confirmed President Yower Kaguta Museveni as the duly elected president of Uganda, dismissing the presidential election petition filed by National Peasants Party former presidential aspirant Robert Kasibante.