Ugandan singer Weasel Manizo has revealed that he received Shs285,498 in music royalties from the Uganda Performing Right Society (UPRS), days after the organisation announced the distribution of Shs200 million to musicians and other rights holders.Weasel
Public Service ministers Lydia Wanyoto and Gen Katumba WamalaThe government has released the 2026/27 public service salary structure, maintaining its policy of prioritising scientists, teachers and specialised technical professionals.The revised pa
Erling Haaland is also the fourth player to score as many as four-match winning goals in a single edition of the FIFA World Cup.Erling Haal
“Consideration be given to unfreezing her accounts to enable her to meet her lawful obligations and restore the livelihoods of the many Ugandans whose employment and welfare have been adversely affected,” the letter saidKAMPALA: For
The NUP president Robert Kyagulanyi is having sleepless nights after failing to get secretary general Rubongoya and acting president Zedriga to work well together in harmony. The two are now having a serious cold war at Kavule and Joel Ssenyonyi has been trying
Minister of ICT and Postal Services, Ateny Wek Ateny. Photo credit: ICT & PS.The Minister of Information and Government Spokesperson says salaries for civil servants and organized forces are now being processed and paid in phases across the country.
Legendary musician Jose Chameleone has revealed the heartfelt reason behind his decision to open a radio station in Burundi earlier this year,Legendary musician Jose Chameleone has revealed the heartfelt reason behind his decision to open a radio statio
The final 32 teams of the 2026 World Cup enter the knockout stages; who will continue on in these win-or-go-home matches?A replica of official Trionda match ball for FIFA World Cup 2026 is displayed ahead of the press conferenceIt’s been a hect
OpenAI has restricted its newest model to vetted partners after Washington pressure over mounting national security concerns.OpenAI said on Friday it was delaying a full public launch of GPT‑5.6 at the US government’s request,
The High Court has dismissed a case lodged by G4S, a private security firm, against the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA), protesting payment of tax on the meals it provides to its security guards at CNOOC and TotalEnergies facilities.However, the court also
