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01 Jul '25
She explained that witchcraft is taking place in different styles, and artistes are going against one another in various ways.The discussion surrounding witchcraft in the music industry continues to ignite across the divide.Just days a
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01 Jul '25
Kinshasa: President Félix Tshisekedi used the occasion of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s 65th Independence Day to strongly defend his administration’s resource policy and regional diplomacy, pushing back against intensifying criticism from Nobel Peace P
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01 Jul '25
Famous Ugandan political analyst Frank Gashumba has stirred public debate after calling on all Banyankole tribe members to display a portrait of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni in their homes as a gesture of appreciation for his contributions to their community
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30 Jun '25
Lionel Messi has explained what he tries to offer Inter Miami and Argentina at 38 years of age, as both continue to look to him for inspiration.WHAT HAPPENED?Despite approaching the end of a record-shattering career, the eight-ti
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30 Jun '25
Pep Guardiola fears Manchester City will suffer after-effects from the Club World Cup (Image: Getty Images)Pep Guardiola has admitted his
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30 Jun '25
On his first trip to Africa, Bishop Mark Joseph Seitz of El Paso, Texas, visited the Uganda Martyrs
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30 Jun '25
Exiled Ugandan academic and political activist Dr. Stella Nyanzi has publicly distanced herself from both President Yoweri Kaguta
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30 Jun '25
President Yoweri Museveni has paid glowing tribute to First Lady Janet Kataaha Museveni for her resilience and devotion during Uganda’s liberation struggle, highlighting her role as a single parent during the most turbulent years of their life.Speaking
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29 Jun '25
President William Ruto has directed the security chiefs to bring to book all those who perpetrated heinous crimes, including looting, robbery, rape and arson, during the June 25 protests.Speaking on Saturday, when he met top security chiefs and administra
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29 Jun '25
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.