Tag: daily monitor letters

As you read this review, probably me and a few friends are still somewhere in Jinja making final payments at the hotels, putting on our best impression and trying to ...

The First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of East Africa Community Affairs, Ms Rebecca Alitwala Kadaga has said she will always defend the controversial annual Nyege-Nyege Music festival that happens ...

They say, every rose has its thorn, and for Uganda Cranes coach Paul Put, the sting couldn’t have been sharper than Friday's 2-0 home humiliation by South Africa at Namboole.  ...

Second half goals from Thapelo Morena and Patrick Maswanganyi did the damage on Friday...

The recent Internet breakdown at the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has thrown East Africa’s critical trade routes into disarray. More than 1,250 trucks are stranded daily at the Uganda-Kenya borders, ...

It is now evident that courts of law in Uganda have a huge case backlog. This is evidenced by the many speeches at various stake holder conferences and workshops made ...

Uganda’s embassy in Qatar is set to open a business hub in Doha, Qatar to support Ugandans penetrate one of the most affluent markets in the Middle East. The hub, ...

In Kiwanyi sub-county, Namutumba District, Irondo Primary School faces a dire sanitation crisis. The school's sole four-stance pit-latrine, built in 2007, is shared by 1,466 pupils, 15 teachers, and locals ...

The month of November is dedicated to praying for the holy souls in Purgatory, that God may grant them eternal rest in heaven. The question of possible intervention from the ...

Pool Cranes captain Habib Ssebuguzi believes Greater Mukono have become stronger and well organised adding that they are top contenders this season in the Nile Special National Pool League. Ahead ...