There is growing tension inside Uganda’s top spy agency, Defence Intelligence and Security (DIS), as disturbing details begin to emerge about how two top military officers got their powerful positions—and the dirty secrets now following them.
A forgotten Manchester United star will make a shock return to Old Trafford His loan spell has come to an end after he fell out of favour in Manchester Will Liverpool sign Alexander Isak?
Have you ever imagined who the Kampala Creme stars crush on locally? In an engaging Q&A, they were asked to name their Ugandan celebrity crushes, and their responses and quite hilarious.MamidebA long time ago, I had
In a rare moment, Fangone Forest CEO and singer Alien Skin opened up about his late father and his bond with him.Speaking in an interview, Alien Skin shared that his father, who passed away when he was still in Primary Four, lived a rather complex life.
Minister of State for Higher Education, John Chrysostom Muyingo, has assured the public that the government is fully committed to improving the welfare of all teachers across the country.Speaking during an event, the minister
The chances for NUP Secretary General and chief diplomat David Lewis Rubongoya (who has striking physical resemblance with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio) to become Kampala Central MP increased over the weekend following his internal party rival Lord Councilo
For years, experts have sounded alarm bells over arsenic levels in brown rice.New research has found that brown rice has a higher concentration of
Troubled Ugandan singer Alien Skin has been dealt yet another heavy blow, as he faces eviction from his longtime residence in Fangone Forest.The singer, whose real name is Patrick Mulwana, revealed that his landlord recently informed him that the property
10 clear signs you are ready for marriageMarriage isn’t just about finding the right partner — it’s also about being the right person. Long before you walk down the aisle or update your surname, there’s an internal journey that needs to take place
A major scandal has broken out in Uganda’s Ministry of Public Service after it was discovered that 7,341 people were secretly given government jobs without approval from Parliament.The Accountability Committee of Parliament says the Ministry hired the workers
