Rwanda: We Cannot Sit and Watch As Illicit Alcohol Kills People - Kagame
President Paul Kagame has spoken out on the recent crackdown on illicit and substandard alcoholic drinks, saying the government cannot stand by while unsafe products cont...
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Uganda Warms Up to Recognising, Accreditation of Prior Learning
Nuwa Wamala Nnyanzi, a renowned multimedia visual artist, never completed his formal education, leaving school in Senior Four. Rather than allowing the interruption to de...
FIRST BISHOP! Museveni’s Daughter Patience Rwabwogo Consecrated in Historic Ceremony at Covenant Hill
MAYA, WAKISO — Pastor Patience Museveni Rwabwogo has taken on a new level of responsibility in Christian ministry after being consecrated as an Episcopal Bishop during...
Iran’s leaders fear another uprising and the return of the ‘Suppression Sheikh’ proves it
Iran’s leaders fear another uprising and the return of the ‘Suppression Sheikh’ proves itEven as the Islamic Republic fights an external war, its leadership appears...
Uganda joins risky military mission in Gaza as it eyes UN top seat
Ugandan army.Uganda is once again turning to one of its most used foreign policy tools, military deployments abroad, as it joins a US-backed stabilisation mission in Gaza...
Museveni welcomes grandson Ruhamya into UPDF officer ranks after Sandhurst
President Museveni has congratulated his grandson Ruhamya Kainerugaba and Bakyira Ruyondo after their Sandhurst graduation, saying army service gives young Ugandans a str...
Arua Priest Urges Christians to Reject Tribalism and Racism
The Parish Priest of Christ the King Arua City Catholic Parish, Father Yobuta, has urged Christians to embrace the universality of the Church and reject sectarianism, tri...
Gloria Bugie: I’m Grateful For What I’ve Achieved in Just Two Years
Ugandan singer Gloria Bugie has reflected on her musical journey, expressing gratitude for the progress she has made since venturing into the industry.Speaking during an...
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...
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...