Current Affairs

The Commercial Division of the High Court has ordered Airtel Uganda to pay 1.09 billion Shillings to Uganda Revenue Authority after losing a tax dispute over imported telecommunications equipment.

The Government has suspended the enforcement of "Trade Order" operations across the country. The move follows intense pressure from the House and growing public outcry over the treatment of urban vendors.

Sheikh Musa Khalil, the Regional Assistant to the Mufti of Northern Uganda, has called for dialogue to heal political wounds after the just-concluded elections.

The government has stepped up its nationwide campaign to promote safe and regulated external labour migration as part of its efforts to create jobs for Ugandans.

Health Minister Jane Ruth Aceng has raised concern over growing vaccine hesitancy toward the malaria vaccine, noting that it mirrors the resistance seen when the COVID-19 vaccine was first introduced in Uganda.

Parliament has passed the National Teachers Bill, 2024, with significant amendments aimed at redefining the standards of education in Uganda.

Hundreds gathered in Late John Mugeragi's home at Hahoola village, Busaba sub county yesterday, to confirm the death of one Rebecca Mbula Kalivamudhi, a woman who injured her children before committing suicide on Tuesday.

Uganda National Airline Company Limited has held its 4th Annual General Meeting (AGM), where shareholders reviewed the airline’s performance and outlined strategic priorities for future growth.

A 26-year-old man suspected of being part of a criminal gang targeting motorists along the Kampala Northern Bypass has been arrested with items resembling military equipment.

A female police constable has died after allegedly being stabbed by her jilted boyfriend in Gulu City on Wednesday afternoon.