NRM MPs to pay Shs250,000 monthly to for party, caucus activities
Under the arrangement, Shs150,000 from each contribution will go to the NRM Party, while Shs100,000 will be allocated to the Caucus Secretariat to support mobilisation an...
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Government to start moving ministries, agencies to Nakasongola as Museveni backs capital city relocation”
State minister for Urban Development Margaret Muhanga told MPs on Wednesday that President Yoweri Museveni already supports the proposal which involves a phased relocatio...
COSASE orders arrest of UHRC chairperson Wangadya
The Parliamentary Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) has ordered the arrest of Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) chairpers...
£128m triple Tottenham exit advancing with two deals agreed and Barcelona move ON
Tottenham could wave goodbye to three high profile defenders in the coming days and weeks, with the biggest deal involving Barcelona, according to reports.Spurs wrapped u...
Entebbe Hospital staffing at 21% as MPs warn of growing pressure on health services
Entebbe Regional Referral Hospital is operating with only about one-fifth of its approved staffing structure as patient numbers rise, raising concerns about workload and...
Kadaga urges MPs to push for law on food security
Rebecca Kadaga inspecting some of the stalls at an exhibition, which was part of the conferenceFirst Deputy Prime Minister and minister for East African Community Affairs...
Dr.Hilderman Challenges Balaam to Go Beyond Exposing Govt Failures
Dr.Hilderman Challenges Balaam to Go Beyond Exposing Govt FailuresFormer Mawokota North MP Hillary Kiyaga , popularly known as Dr Hilderman, has welcomed Minister Balaam...
Is the Minister of Works on Course to Become the Worst-Performing Minister?
Minister of State for Transport, Hon. Fred ByamukamaI write this as my own opinion and as a well-disciplined Ugandan who does not condone corruption, because corruption h...
Power paradox: Why Busoga remains in the dark despite hosting Uganda's largest dams
Despite hosting some of Uganda’s largest hydroelectric power stations along the River Nile, thousands of residents across the Busoga sub-region continue to live without...
Who loses when medical interns stay home?
Who loses when medical interns stay home?At a time when Uganda’s public hospitals are already struggling with too few health workers, more than 2,000 young doctors stay...