The family of Walda Namunyiga is seeking help from well-wishers to settle a bill of 50 million shillings, due to the ...

Muslims gathered at the Uganda Muslim Supreme Council in Old Kampala to honor the legacy of Muslim martyrs. The Uganda Muslim Martyrs Day is commemorated annually to honor early Muslims who ...

A new medical facility providing specialized medical training is being constructed in Luteete, along Gayaza Road. According to the investors behind the Karis Medical project, the facility ...

After a recent severe water crisis in Kotido district, Karamoja region, tensions escalated and violence surged. To address the crisis, numerous measures are being implemented. The scarcity ...

NRM youth leaders in the Elgon region have agreed to endorse Fiona Nakku as the National Female Youth MP. During a meeting in Mbale, the youth leaders also called on the government to establish ...

Old Mutual Uganda has officially launched Private Wealth, a new offering designed to help Ugandans manage, grow, and protect their assets, particularly in legacy and estate planning. The ...

Speaker of Parliament Anita Among has intervened in a brewing electoral conflict within the NRM in Lwengo, calling on residents to elect MP Muhammad Ssentayi for the Bukoto West seat. She ...

The Electoral Commission faced chaos on the second-to-last day of nominations for youth contenders in Kawempe Division. This occurred after some youths accused the Electoral Commission of ...

Following its recent gazettement as an official political party last week, the People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) party has started distributing expression of interest forms today to those ...

President Museveni has praised the fighters who helped bring the NRM government to power and promised to monitor the issue of compensation, including for those who served in the military.

The International Criminal Court is planning to compensate about 49,000 victims, covering four locations—Abok in Oyam, Lokodi, Odek, and Abok—with 52.4 million euros, or about 216 billion shillings.

Industry operators in Jinja have lamented the persistent power outages in the city's industrial area, which have crippled its economy. They say the unpredictable electricity supply has ...