Justice Kanyeihamba to Receive State Burial on Museveni’s Orders
Justice George Kanyeihamba, a retired judge of Uganda’s Supreme Court, will get an official burial.
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"For 10 Years, Kalungu Had a Silent MP—But I Became the Voice of My People" – Hon. Joseph Ssewungu
Ugandan politicians from different parties shared their thoughts on voter behaviour during a discussion on NTV Uganda’s morning programme.The conversation focused...
Man Utd to land financial boost as 'bargain' they let slip set for £55m transfer
Manchester United have only made one signing so far this summer with a deal for Bryan Mbeumo not yet done but the Red Devils are set to land a financial boost from anothe...
Viral Moment: Queen of Buganda Reacts to Benny Hinn’s Prayer in Kampala Crusade
The Nnabagereka (Queen) of Buganda, Sylvia Nagginda Luswata, became one of the most talked-about
Why Omari Hutchinson is the Premier League's new most wanted man
With 11 major trophies to his name and a reputation as one of Europe’s best coaches, Unai Emery’s observations on the game are always worth remembering.Rath...
Speaker Among Quickly Saved by MPs After Leaked Audio of Her Allegedly Attacking Museveni Emerges
Speaker of Parliament Anita Among was swiftly defended by MPs and parliamentary officials after audio clips allegedly featuring her criticizing President Yoweri Museveni...
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Donald Trump suggests letting Russia back into FIFA World Cup could be 'incentive' to end the war
Russia is currently suspended from all international competitions, and that will include the World Cup next year, although it appeared that fact was news to Donald TrumpD...
First Smoke At 8pm Local Time
133 Cardinal Electors are locked in the Sistine Chapel for the Conclave that is voting for the next pope in utmost secrecy whose only results can be told by smoke signalT...
Jobless for a Year: 700,000 Ugandans Trapped in Long-Term Unemployment
A new report has revealed that more than 700,000 Ugandans have remained unemployed for over a y