Five Days in Custody: UJA Calls for Immediate Release of Journalist Asiteza
KAMPALA – The Uganda Journalists Association (UJA) has protested the continued detention of journalist Remy Asiteza, calling for his immediate and unconditional release...
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Inside emerging female-only gangs taking over Kampala streets
A female-only street group is gaining attention in Kampala as it challenges the male-dominated “Egaali” culture surrounding musicians.A new image of street identity i...
Today in History: Former Vice President Gad Toko Dies in Road Crash
Toko died while travelling to Jinja for a golf tournament, ending the career of one of Uganda’s pioneering military aviators and post-independence political figures.On...
Susan Magara’s Gruesome Murder Proves Museveni Did Not Liberate Ugandans From Obote
You could be forgiven for thinking William Shakespeare was speaking for Uncle Milton Obote (RIP) when he wrote this in Henry IV: “The noble image of my youth is overspr...
Mayor Balimwezo Rejects Kampala Capital Shift to Nakasongola
KAMPALA, Uganda — Mayor Ronald Balimwezo has rejected a government proposal to gradually relocate Uganda’s capital from Kampala to Nakasongola, saying the city’s co...
The Kabanda Gamble: Why Is Petroleum Authority Changing Course on the Eve of First Oil?
Rubondo, right, could turn out like the Biblical Moses who led Israelites through the wilderness before 'Joshua' Kabanda stepped in Uganda is preparing to enter the produ...
Arrest by Ministerial Command is Not the Rule of Law
Uganda's fight against corruption must be firm and visible, but recent ministerial arrest directives raise serious questions about due process, institutional independence...
From Shs70,000 to a thriving enterprise: Benah Nambi’s journey with FINCA Uganda
From Shs70,000 to a thriving enterprise: Benah Nambi’s journey with FINCA UgandaAfter starting with a Shs70,000 loan nearly three decades ago, Benah Nambi has built a s...
Busoga: Uganda’s overlooked political battleground since independence
On October 6, 1962, Uganda’s first Prime Minister, Apollo Milton Obote, officially installed Nadiope as Kyabazinga of Busoga at Bugembe in the presence of several...
Busoga: Uganda’s overlooked political battleground since independence
On October 6, 1962, Uganda’s first Prime Minister, Apollo Milton Obote, officially installed Nadiope as Kyabazinga of Busoga at Bugembe in the presence of several...