Daily Monitor published my first article when I was 16. I miss it dearly
Reporters in the newsroom of Daily Monitor at NamuwongoThe year was, I think, 1996, when my first article appeared in the Daily Monitor newspaper.I could not believe it...
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Zaake: I will teach Among real leadership
Just two years ago, Francis Zaake and Anita Annet Among stood on opposite sides of one of Parliament’s most bitter power struggles.As Speaker, Among presided over...
What radicalised Muwanga Kivumbi?
Muwanga Kivumbi at parliamentVeteran politician and opposition stalwart Muwanga Kivumbi is no wallflower on Uganda’s volatile political landscape.He is as plucky a...
Youth Crime Fuels Fear in Mpigi Village as Residents Seek Security Intervention
Residents of Bukasa-Lwamikoma Village in Kituntu Sub-county, Mpigi District, have appealed for increased police presence and night patrols, saying rising cases of robbery...
Government Rolls Out Multi-million Climate-Smart Fish Farming Project in Kiryandongo
Authorities in Kiryandongo District have launched a government-funded climate-smart aquaculture project worth more than 304 million Shillings to increase fish production...
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...
Finally, the IRGC has been banned – but I hope Andy Burnham goes even further
British-Iranian dissident went on a hunger strike to demand that the UK outlaw the brutal military group that directs Tehran’s terrorist proxies. After years of of...
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...
UCC Defends Crackdown on Unlicensed Public Wi-Fi Operators
The Uganda Communications Commission says its enforcement against unlicensed public Wi-Fi operators is aimed at protecting consumers, ensuring fair competition and mainta...
St. Joseph’s SS Buhara Head Teacher Calls for Greater Government Investment in Primary School Sports
The Head Teacher of St. Joseph’s Secondary School Buhara, Aaron Bikorwomuhangi, has appealed to the government to increase investment in sports at the primary scho...