Current Affairs

Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) president Jimmy James Michael Akena has dismissed President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s pledge to compensate each household in Acholi, Lang

A Ugandan political analyst has suggested that the violent protests that followed Tanzania’s recent presidential election may have been influenced byexternal forces seeking toundermine the country’s control over its natural resources.

After a chaotic Annual General Meeting (AGM) in Mbarara City over the weekend, the Uganda Medical Association (UMA) is set to conduct fresh elections within 21 days to choose new leaders.

The Ugandan Ambassador to Russia, Moses Kizigie, has praised the Alabuga Start Program for equipping young Ugandans with practical skills and professional training.

Parliamentary candidate Ivan Bwowe has petitioned the Electoral Commission (EC), challenging what he describes as the illegal nomination of seven contenders in a non-existent Nakawa

Stanbic Bank in partnership with the French Embassy has launched the Stanbic Green tech Accelerator program.

The Judiciary's Sector Three Commander of security, Ronald Mutabazi, is dead. The Superintendent of Police, Ronald Mutabazi, was, according to sources, found dead at his home in Namugongo early Friday morning.

The Inspector General of Police, Abas Byakagaba, has appointed Superintendent of Police -SP Racheal Kawala, as the new public relations officer for Kampala metropolitan.

Dramatic scenes unfolded at the High Court in Kampala during the hearing of the treason case against Rt. Col. Dr. Kizza Besigye and his co-accused, Hajji Obeid Lutale.

Speaker of Parliament Annet Anita Among, alongside several other MPs, is pushing the Electoral Commission (EC) to gazette their unopposed positions ahead o