Monitor Returns to Print, but Readers Question Editorial Shift
The newspaper's lead story, "Cost of a Bride," examined bride price practices across Uganda's different cultures, while other front-page stories focused on education and...
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Kitgum district pushes for irrigation projects to tackle rising youth unemployment
Kitgum | District leaders in Kitgum are stepping up efforts to address youth unemployment by promoting irrigation farming and commercial agriculture.Leaders argue that im...
Court Adjourns Bosmic Otim Trial After Prosecution Fails to Serve Defence Evidence
The hearing of an assault case involving Acholi musician Lucky “Bosmic†Joyce Otim has been adjourned to August 13, 2026, after the prosecution failed to disc...
Balaam Pledges to Protect Patients' Privacy During Anti-Corruption Hospital Inspections
Local Government Minister Balaam Barugahara has pledged that patients will no longer be exposed during government anti-corruption inspections of health facilities, respon...
Uganda to crown first Miss Universe queen in historic pageant finale
Uganda is set to crown its first Miss Universe Uganda queen on August 1, 2026, with the winner becoming the country’s debut representative at the global pageant.Ug...
The ministers battling election petitions in court
It’s been over two months since President Museveni appointed his 83-member Cabinet to run his government following his election to a seventh term. Of the 83 appoin...
Man Utd 'put call in' for transfer move as club-record striker eyed
Manchester United are reportedly in the market for a new striker this summer, with Brentford's Igor Thiago said to be on the Red Devils' radarIgor Thiago looks onManchest...
Dream Liverpool attack for 2026/27 as £125million man starts and Barcola replaces Salah
Andoni Iraola’s search for Mohamed Salah’s successor continues, but Liverpool may have just received a huge boost in their pursuit of top target Bradley Bar...
Irene Namatovu defends parents sending children abroad for education
Irene Namatovu has defended parents who choose to educate their children abroad, saying the decision should not be viewed as a display of wealth but as a long-term sacrif...
Olivia Lutaaya isn’t the ‘hero’ she should be because she is poor
You have probably already presumed from the title that I am about to gaslight everyone.The media, academia, human rights organisations, feminists, and others. There is ce...