US-Iran conflict pushes Pakistan to the brink of direct confrontation
New Delhi, July 17 As the United States continues to hit Iran, and Tehran keeps up its retaliatory actions across the Persian Gulf on Washington’s installations, Pakist...
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Oil shocks are no longer so shocking
The Persian Gulf is in an unstable disequilibrium. There has been no lasting deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, because the United States and Iran remain far apart in t...
TOILET CASH STINKS! Investigation Exposes Shocking Mismanagement in KCCA’s Sh16Bn Sanitation Project
project meant to improve sanitation for Kampala’s urban poor has instead been plunged into controversy after the Auditor General uncovered a trail of financial discrepa...
STOP THE ALARM! PM Nabbanja Blasts Sheema Woman MP Katusiime Over Mystery Disease Claims
Prime Minister Rt. Hon. Robinah Nabbanja on Thursday sharply rebuked Sheema District Woman MP Hon. Adrine Katusiime Mwebesa after the legislator raised concerns over an a...
School bus drivers arrested after police find 207 pupils crammed into 2 buses
Police have arrested two school bus drivers after finding 207 pupils crammed into two overloaded buses during a traffic operation in Kampala.Two school bus drivers have b...
Health Ministry confirms deadly malaria surge; 4 students die at top Kampala schools
The Ministry of Health has confirmed that four students died from severe malaria at Makerere College School, Mengo SS and Gayaza High School.The Ministry of Health has co...
Uganda Is Heading In A Dangerous Direction” — Museveni’s Son-In-Law Odrek Rwabwogo Sounds Alarm Over Politics And Governance
Odrek Rwabwogo, President Yoweri Museveni’s son-in-law and a prominent businessman, has voiced concern about Uganda’s future, warning that growing political tensions...
The Deadly Cost of School Health Neglect in Uganda
As Ugandans, we are known to move on very fast from public events or circumstances, but this should not be ignored. The recent, heartbreaking death of a 14-year-old sc...
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...
Leaders Demand Permanent Fix as Kasunganyanja Black Spot Continues to Claim Lives
Atleast 13 people have died in major crashes at the notorious Kasunganyanja black spot on the Fort Portal–Kasese Highway over the past five years, prompting renewed cal...