Uganda Does Not Need Comfortable Corruption, It Needs Disruption
As Uganda confronts deep-rooted governance challenges, the debate over unconventional methods of enforcing accountability raises a timeless ethical question: should resul...
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UBL Injects Shs1.127 Trillion into Uganda’s Economy
new report by Oxford Economics Africa has revealed that Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) contributed Shs1.127 trillion to Uganda's economy during 2024 through its operation...
Busega-Mpigi Expressway: Two Engineers Suspended Over Alleged Embezzlement
KAMPALA, UGANDA: 14 JULY 2026— The Ministry of Works and Transport (MoWT) has suspended two senior engineers following a directive from the Inspector General of Gove...
Returnees Undergo Ideological Training at Kyankwanzi as Officials Plan Business Support
KAMPALA, Uganda — More than 1,000 Ugandans repatriated from South Africa after xenophobic attacks are finding renewed hope through a government rehabilitation program a...
Mossad trained Kurds for Iran invasion to trigger national uprising – report
Israel secretly brought over thousands of Kurdish militia members and trained them for operation aimed at toppling the Iranian regime.Israel’s Mossad developed an ambit...
Uncertainty deepens over Kivumbi detention as state stays silent
The government is yet to provide clarity on the whereabouts of National Unity Platform (NUP) vice president for Buganda, Muwanga Kivumbi, days after his reported re-arres...
Government Warns of Above-Average Temperatures
The government has warned that above-average temperatures are threatening food security, agricultural production, household incomes and public health, prompting a Shs50 b...
TATA GROUP HACK SHOCKER! Is Uganda Safe? Questions Mount After Global Cyber Attack, Customers in Panic
Alarm bells are ringing for customers and business partners of the Tata Group after one of its flagship technology companies was hit by a major cyber breach, raising fear...
Kampala Cement: How a $100m Ugandan cement dream fell apart
detailed breakdown of the Kampala Cement collapse, tracking how 82 million dollars in debt, high transport costs from raw material locations and an internal boardroom rup...
How the Removal of Term and Age Limits Led to Uganda’s Institutional Crisis
2005, Parliament removed presidential term limits, allowing the incumbent President to seek office indefinitely. Twelve years later, it removed the presidential age limit...