Ntungamo Positions Itself for Industrial Transformation
The Africa Coffee ParkThe district is trying to ensure that new investments generate jobs and revenue while protecting land, the environment and the interests of local co...
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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...
Govt asked to promote electric mobility as fuel costs, pollution rise
Amos Wekesa, Rwenzori Marathon team leader, is carried on a boda boda as cyclists ride through Kampala streets on electric bikes during the launch of the Rwenzori Maratho...
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...
Chadian president pardons nine jailed opposition leaders
Chadian opposition leader Succes Masra, 42, is one of the president's fiercest criticsChadian President Mahamat Idriss Deby on Friday pardoned jailed ex-prime minister an...
Tijjani Reijnders’ Manchester City exit is a sad parable of modern football
The Dutch midfielder is set to be sold by Manchester City only one season into a five-year contract when he joins Saudi Pro League club Al QadsiahTijjani Reijnders is lea...
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...
International Pastors’ Assembly Raises Alarm Over Religious Freedom in South Korea
Five Christian organisations have raised concerns over what they describe as growing threats to religious freedom and the erosion of the principle of separation between c...
Musician Bosmic Otim seeks out-of-court settlement in assault case
Local musician Bosmic Joyce Otim, who is facing charges of causing grievous bodily harm, has asked the Kitgum Chief Magistrate’s court to allow him and the complainant...