Nakyobe Warns Prosecutors Against Political Pressure and Abuse of Justice
Head of Public Service Lucy Nakyobe has cautioned prosecutors against political interference, corruption and abuse of office, warning that unprofessional conduct undermin...
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Musasizi Raises Alarm Over Corruption in District Service Commissions
Outgoing Minister of Finance for General Duties Henry Musasizi has warned against corruption in local government institutions, citing alleged bribery in district service...
Muhoozi frustrated by Museveni’s politics of tolerance - PLU
The General, who heads the Patriotic League of Uganda, reportedly believes Museveni’s style of leadership of compromises and concessions to powerful individuals and int...
UPDF MPs Sworn in
Representatives of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) have been officially sworn in to serve in the 12th Parliament of Uganda during a ceremony held from 13 to 1...
Mao’s ‘Wife-Snatching’ Past Casts Doubt on Speaker Bid
Justice Minister Nobert Mao and his wife Beatrice Mao displaying a Marriage Certificate after exchanging their marital vows.Democratic Party president and Minister of Jus...
Parliament: Namuganza Pledges Integrity, Anti-Corruption Crusade as She Prepares to Take Oath
Kampala—On the eve of her swearing-in, Hon. Princess Persis Namuganza, Member-elect for Bukono County and aspirant for Speaker of the 12th Parliament, has delivered a s...
Retired Justice Egonda-Ntende Blasts Judicial Bias in Political Cases
Retired Constitutional Court judge Frederick Egonda-Ntende has criticised sections of Uganda’s Judiciary for failing to uphold fairness and human rights in politically...
Gen Muhoozi Inspects Final Military Parade Rehearsals Ahead of Presidential Swearing-In
The Chief of Defence Forces and Senior Presidential Advisor for Special Operations, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has inspected the final military parade drill rehearsals at Kolol...
LIST: Names of MPs Who Signed Protection of Sovereignty Bill after Heated Munyonyo Retreat
In mid-April this year, MPs heard the Protection of Sovereignty Bill 2026 read for the first time under Rule 135 (1) of the Rules of Procedure of Parliament.The drafters...
Torture Victim Awarded 172 Million Shillings in Damages
The High Court has awarded 172 million Shillings in damages to one Ntege Leo after finding that he was tortured and subjected to multiple human rights violations by opera...