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Almost every morning one mother wakes up at 4am to take her preteen daughter to a swim club a stone’s throw from their home in Ntinda. At first, the girl ...

Dozens of elderly clan leaders scampered to hide under a banana plantation as security personnel wrestled Uganda’s former deputy Ambassador to the US, Mr Dickson Ogwang Okul to disarm him ...

On November 6, Parliament passed the National Coffee (Amendment) Bill, 2024. The Bill seeks to integrate the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) into the Agriculture ministry. This move is part ...

Residents of Buduli Zone, Nabwigulu Sub County in Kamuli District in Eastern Uganda have accused electricity distribution company, Umeme, of negligence after a 52-year-old mother and her 25-year-old daughter died ...

Being an innovator is tough, especially in developing countries like Uganda where tech is complex. To build solutions that improve their communities, innovators need a mix of brilliance, grit, and, ...

Whenever you see soldiers on Uganda’s streets, you know politics is at play. Holding sway in the way we play politics is the army. They are central to the ruling ...

On October 15, 2023, entering Entebbe Town (wait, did I hear it’s now a city?), I ran a red light...right in front of police officers. I had seen them, of ...

Local leaders in Buyende District have issued a stern warning to school heads in Universal Secondary schools (USE) against withholding results of candidates with outstanding school fees balances when they ...

On November 6, former Vision Group CEO Robert Kabushenga told his followers on X, formerly Twitter, that the Public Service Commission had not shortlisted him for the position of executive ...

It's the Nyege Nyege Festival all over again. Without pandemic-related curbs, this would have been the 10th edition of a festival that kicked off as a celebration of electronic music ...