Arua Priest Urges Christians to Reject Tribalism and Racism
The Parish Priest of Christ the King Arua City Catholic Parish, Father Yobuta, has urged Christians to embrace the universality of the Church and reject sectarianism, tri...
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KCCA ED Sharifah Buzeki Fails to Spend Billions as The City’s Service Delivery Agenda Stagnates
A review of KCCA-related literature that was recently submitted to one of the Parliamentary Committees shows a leadership crisis at City Hall. The literature shows that a...
Gov’t Eyes UGX29Trn in New Loans for SGR, Roads and Water as Biggest Lenders to Uganda Named
Government through the Ministry of Finance, has unveiled a schedule of projects in the pipeline, indicating plans to borrow UGX29.079 trillion from various lenders to fin...
Government Urged to Repossess Libyan Shares in National Housing to Lift Sanctions
The Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development has asked government to consider repossessing the 49% shares held by the Libyan government in the National Housing an...
Tribal or Selective Justice? Questions Mount Over Unequal Treatment in Parliament Investigations
There is growing public concern over what many Ugandans perceive as selective handling of corruption and abuse of office allegations involving leaders and officials conne...
Museveni Advisor Reiterates Plan to Inject Shs200m into Each Kampala Youth SACCO
Senior Presidential Advisor on Political Mobilisation Moses Byaruhanga has reiterated President Yoweri Museveni’s plan to inject Shs200 million into each youth SACCO in...
NWSC at a Turning Point: A Decade of Expansion, Reform and Kampala’s Growing Thirst
The National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) on Friday, August 14, 2026, held a roundtable discussion at the NWSC International Resource Centre (IREC) to examine th...
Govt urges refugees to return home as humanitarian support declines
KAMPALA: The Government through the Office of the Prime (OPM) has urged refugees to return to their countries as humanitarian funding declines. Speaking at the opening of...
Windstorm Leaves Rukungiri Farmers Counting Losses
Windstorm Leaves Rukungiri Farmers Counting Losses’A violent windstorm has destroyed banana, cassava, sweet potato and sugarcane plantations belonging to more than 300...
Majority of the population in Karamoja faces Acute hunger
Oxfam said only 54.1% of households still had food stocks, with supplies in most districts expected to last less than a monthThe Karamojong at a recent event in MorotoNea...