Photo by MI News/NurPhoto via Getty ImagesLooking ahead to the 2025/2026 season, there is a feeling of uncertainty surrounding Manchester City.On one hand, the signings of Rayan Cherki, Tijjani Reijnders, Rayan Ait-Nouri and Marcus
Shoprite Uganda was acquired by CarrefourKampala, Uganda | The Tax Appeals Tribunal (TAT) has ruled that Shoprite Checkers (U) Limited is liable to pay Shs 1,354,624,690 in Value Added Tax (VAT) to the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA),
James Brolin dropped a bombshell revelation that could have changed the course of his career. Brolin, who turns 85 on July 18, reminisced about the time he was offered the role of
Arsene Wenger has spoken out after Jurgen Klopp criticised the Club World Cup (Image: Getty Images)Arsene Wenger has fired back at Jurgen Klop
Manchester United have given permission to Alejandro Garnacho to join pre-season training at Carrington, as per latest reports.It seemed like the Argentine was destined to leave the club after his
Singer Tom Dee has shared the burial arrangements of his mother-in-law, who died on Thursday at Mulago Hospital after a long illness.T Dee shared that the late will be laid to rest today (Friday) in Bulo-Butambala, Kasansala, at 2 PM.
Kampala – Political commentator and activist Frank Gashumba has penned a powerful message of appreciation to President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, expressing gratitude for his leadership and pledging support in the upcoming 2026 elections.In a widely circul
Kampala to get a major infrastructure boost! KCCA and COLAS sign a €250M deal to upgrade over 118 city roads, funded by UK Export Finance. The project includes new walkways, drainage, and street lighting, promising a transformed, sustainable Kampala.Kam
Abdul Noor Ssemujju, alias Minana, a former police operative charged in the 2015 murder of senior state prosecutor Joan Kagezi, made an emotional outburst in Nakawa Chief Magistrates Court, revealing the harsh realities of his prison treatment.Minana,&nbs
In her speech at Katonga as PFF/Freedom Party was being inaugurated this Tuesday, ANT’s Alice Alaso sounded jubilant to have lived to see this day. She was happy that a group of well-intentioned Ugandans, who first came together more than 20 years and proclaim
