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DPP Opposes Lukwago Bail, Citing Flight Risk
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has asked the High Court Criminal Division to deny bail to People’s Front for Freedom (PFF) president Erias Lukwago, argu...
MPs raise alarm over rising government water bill arrears
Land security remains one of the biggest challenges facing the National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC), with the corporation saying the issue continues to affect a...
Dangote’s proposed Kenya refinery tests a new blueprint for African industrialisation
The proposed refinery in Lamu is the company’s first effort to export the industrial model behind its Lagos refinery, potentially providing a blueprint for replica...
Alupo hails China-backed agro-industrial park for boosting agricultural transformation
Luwero, Uganda | Xinhua | Ugandan Vice President Jessica Alupo on Thursday hailed the China-Uganda Agricultural Cooperation Industrial Park as a key driver of the country...
EACOP Injects UGX 2Billion into Buganda’s Dream for Multi-Sports Stadium Sport Oil & Gas Lifestyle
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline Company (EACOP) Ltd has committed 2 billion Shillings towards the construction of a modern multi-purpose sports stadium in Buganda Kin...
Africa Cup of Nations expands to 28 teams from 2027 as CAF confirms major change
The Africa Cup of Nations will expand to 28 teams from 2027 after CAF approved a major format change aimed at giving more countries a chance to compete.Confederation of A...
Wangadya breaks down, apologises to Museveni
The chairperson of the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), Mariam Wangadya, has apologised to President Yoweri Museveni and the country over what she described as lead...
Stanbic Bank loses bid to sell mortgaged property after dispute over spousal consent
Godfrey Adia, a prominent businessman in Arua, has secured a temporary legal victory over Stanbic Bank after the court ruled that the bank could not sell his property bec...
Who is next? Named but not charged: Treason case unsettles Uganda’s opposition
Ibrahim Ssemujju Nganda was outside Uganda when he learnt that prosecutors had placed his name inside an alleged plot to overthrow President Yoweri Museveni’s gove...