Uganda Peoples’ Defences Forces (UPDF) won the males’ league whilst Police was crowned as the female league champions.UPDF Handball Club (men) celebrates on the podium2025 Uganda Handball League:Men: Uganda Peoples Defence Forces (UPDF)Women:
Arsenal star Ebere Eze has disclosed that playing for the Gunners demands more pressure from him.The creative midfielder has not been starting every game for Mikel Arteta’s side this season, although he has made an impact since his move across the capital, having scored once a
Iain Armitage delighted fans with a heartwarming reunion with a fellow Young Sheldon cast member.The hit CBS sitcom may have bid farewell to viewers with its final episode but the cast’s friendship clearly lives on beyond the screen.In an Instagram update, th
Prince Andrew's image is in tatters after he was forced to give up his royal titles and honours, and now troubling claims about his life behind Palace walls have resurfacedPrince Andrew allegedly made strange requests from staff. Prince Andrew is at risk of spending the rest of his days in
Viktor Gyokeres has been targeted in the wake of Arsenal's win at Fulham despite the Gunners clinching all three points, while one Gunners star has hit back in light of criticismViktor Gyokeres copped criticism after another barren display for Arsenal (
Kiplimo finishes first in 2:02:23 at the 2025 Chicago MarathonKAMPALA, UGANDA | Xinhua | Jacob Kiplimo’s historic win at the 2025 Chicago Marathon has drawn wide celebrations back home in Uganda.Kiplimo became the
A US billionaire’s £36 million former family home in west London must sold with the profits handed to his wife in their bitter divorce saga, a
KCCA loses a sh151.7M property rates case against Twed Towers. A judge ruled KCCA’s claim was past the statute of limitations, enforcing a prior road works offset.KAMPALA, Uganda — The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has lo
Uganda’s High Court has ordered MK Publishers Ltd to pay Shs 100 million ($26,000) in damages and royalties to author Annette Najjemba after finding the firm guilty of infringing her copyright by selling her children’s stories to the Government of Rwanda wit
I start with two apologies. First, last week, in the absence of the Dean and Deputy Dean of the School of Law, I had to dedicate substantial time holding fort in both instances – which allowed me an even greater appreciation of the burden that administrators s
