Cristiano Ronaldo confirmed he has played his last World Cup after Portugal's exit, but refused to make a rash call on his international future.Cristiano Ronaldo’s World Cup story has ended without the one prize that chased him all the way to the fina
Roberto Martinez has resigned as Portugal's manager after their World Cup exitFolarin Balogun starts amid controversy - Folarin Balogun was controversially named in the USA starting line-up to face Belgium despite previ
Former Speaker of Parliament Anita AmongKAMPALA — Prosecutors have completed preparations to prosecute former Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among, with sources familiar with the investigations saying the case file is now complete and awaiting the fi
As Africa’s music industry becomes increasingly interconnected, Ugandan artists are steadily turning to regional platforms to build collaborations, strengthen their understanding of the business side of music, and expand into wider African markets.Among those navi
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
Zari explained that she took the decision as a precautionary safeguard because of unpredictable wave of anti-migrant protests.Ugandan entrepreneur and socialite Zari Hassan
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A dispute involving Nation Media Group has escalated after veteran journalist Wafula Oguttu insisted the company will not dismiss managers or editors to meet alleged demands linked to the reopening of its Ugandan operations.Speaking during a radio intervi
“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
