Kampala – In the span of just over two months, five senior Uganda Police Force (UPF) officers have met untimely ends, sparking whispers of a curse on the force and urgent calls for transparency. From mysterious collapses to brutal attacks, the deaths of these dedicated servants of the law raise
Gen. Kahinda Otafiire, the Minister of Internal Affairs, must be deeply concerned by the recent events in Yumbe District, where members of the Muslim community reportedly attacked their fellow citizens of the Christian faith. Over the past few days, Muslims in Yumbe, led by the District Khadi, Sh
Grace Sekamatte has joined forces with legendary Ugandan stars Jose Chameleone and Weasel on a new collaboration titled “Kampala.”The song celebrates Uganda’s bustling capital city and its significance in the lives of millions who live, work, and dream there.
Alien Skin then publicly called Chameleone a faded musician who has lost relevance and has nothing left to contribute to the music industry.The feud between Jose Chameleone's camp and Alien Skin's camp continues to escalate.After Chameleone criti
He says Ssebagala, just like his brothers, should focus on personal businesses and leave politics to other people who haven't been in service before.Latif Ssebagala was on Monday morning nominated to contest for the Mayorship of Kawempe divis
Residents of Mengo–Buzzu Village in Mpunge Sub-county, Mukono District, are mourning after two brothers drowned on Saturday morning while fishing for mudfish.One of the bodies is still missing but he is presumed drowned.The deceased were identified as Jovan Ssali, 15, a Senior Thr
When Salman Subeyr Haji sneaked into Kenya in 2024, law enforcers around the world were
In a fresh twist to the leadership wrangles that have rocked Uganda’s biggest opposition party, the National Unity Platform (NUP), the founding president, Moses Nkonge Kibalama, has reportedly gone missing
“Am sorry sweetheart, I don’t know what got into me. I confess, am the one who seduced both Michael and Timothy. Your brothers fell for my traps and I now regret my actions. Please forgive me, let bygones be bygones and together, build our future and that of
Steven MasigaMbale, Uganda – ] This Monday afternoon, while scanning through today’s Daily Monitor at the Mbale Monitor bureau offices, I stumbled upon a crucial article tucked away in a recessed corner of the newspaper, among the last pages.
