Current Affairs
Hundreds of Passengers Stranded as Taxi Crackdown Bites
Hundreds of passengers were left stranded across the Kampala metropolitan area on Monday as traffic police launched a crackdown on commuter taxis in dan
Read More »NCDC to Pilot New Curricula
The National Curriculum Development Centre will pilot new lower primary and A-Level curricula before national rollout. This is a shift from the approach that saw the lower secondary curriculum introduced in 2020 without testing.
Read More »What Is Your Alternative Transport Plan ?
The government’s 100-day crackdown on taxis in dangerous mechanical condition could trigger transport shortages, higher fares and leave commuters strande
Read More »Court Rejects Government Bid to Reopen UGX50bn Land Matter
The Supreme Court has rejected the Attorney General's attempt to reopen a case in which the government was ordered to pay fifty billion shillings to Henley Properties Development Ltd after the land registry issued competing titles over the same property.
Read More »Four Remanded Over Murder of Villa Captain David Owori
The Makindye Chief Magistrates' Court on Friday remanded four men to Luzira Prison on charges of aggravated robbery and the murder of Sports Club SC Villa Captain David Owori.
Read More »New ID Rollout Hits QR Code Verification Hurdle
The rollout of new national identity cards has come under fresh scrutiny in Parliament, with MPs reporting that failures in the cards’ Quick Response (QR) code verification system are leaving citizens unable to access essential services.
Read More »Tanna Urges Youth to Embrace Agriculture
The Minister of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives Sanjay Tanna has urged young people to embrace agriculture, value addition and entrepreneurship as pathways to employment and wealth creation.
Read More »PAC Raises Alarm Over Police Court Liabilities
Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has raised concerns over a sharp increase in court-related liabilities involving the Uganda Police Force.
Read More »Soroti High Court Acquits 3 Accused of Murdering Joan Faith Apio
Soroti High Court has acquitted three suspects accused of murdering Joan Faith Apio, a pupil of Jozan Nursery and Primary School, who was found murdered in a school latrine on February 5, 2025.
Read More »Husband’s Second Marriage Triggered Kabalagala Children Murder
Residents and the housemaid of Kalungu Bunga in Makindye say the stabbing of five children, of of them fatally, was triggered by a husband's marrying another wife.
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