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Court·Featured·Judiciary·Justice·Legal Affairs·News

May 25, 2021

From Cabinet to the Bench: The Rise and Controversial Legacy of Justice Steven Kavuma

From politics and Cabinet to the Constitutional Court, Justice Steven Kavuma’s rise was marked by influence, controversy and landmark decisions on presidential power, national security and judicial independence.

Meet The World's 'Most Fertile' Woman Uganda who gave birth to 44 Children!

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April 2, 2023

Meet The World’s ‘Most Fertile’ abandoned mother of 44 Children in Uganda!

Mariam struggles to provide for her 38 kids and other family members including daughters-in-law and grandchildren. KASAWO | There’s nothing more important than family, which this Ugandan mother of 44 has certainly

Ham, the Magic of Downtown

By Kwebiha Muzamil Abwooli In the heart of Kampala, where many saw

What to Know about Robert Maseruka, 89th Makerere Guild President

Robert Maseruka is son of Mr. Simon Ssetuba and Ms. Joseline Nanfuka,

Monkeypox: 80 cases confirmed in 12 countries

More than 80 cases of monkeypox have been confirmed in at least 12 countries. The World Health Organization has said another 50 suspected cases

May 21, 2022

AFRICA·Featured·International·Investigations·News·Sepcial Reports·WHO

Australian voters deliver strong message on climate, ending conservative government’s 9-year rule

Anthony Albanese, pictured center with his partner and son, celebrates victory on May 21, 2022 in Sydney, Australia. Brisbane, Australia. Australian voters have delivered

May 21, 2022

Featured·International News·News

DIGP Tumusiime Katsigazi passes out 193 gazetted officers

The Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIGP) Maj. Gen. Tumusiime Katsigazi on Friday presided over the pass-out ceremony of 193 gazetted officers. The officers

May 21, 2022

Crime & Justice·Featured·National·News·OPINION·Security

Russia halts gas supplies to Finland

Russia has halted its gas supply to Finland – the latest escalation of an energy payments row with the West. Russia’s gas giant Gazprom

May 21, 2022

America·Energy·Featured·News·Russia·Russia-Ukraine War·Security·UK

“We are not going anywhere”, says newly retired Gen Tumwine

One of the newly retired military generals, Gen Elly Tumwine has said that whether not in active service, they will continue to be servants

May 21, 2022

Featured·National·News·OPINION·Parliament·Security

Canada to ban China’s Huawei and ZTE from its 5G networks

Canada says it will ban two of China’s biggest telecoms equipment makers from working on its 5G phone networks. The restrictions against Huawei and

May 20, 2022

CHINA·Featured·International·News·Security·UK

Link Bus passengers robbed at gunpoint by gang at illegal road block

Police has started investigating circumstances around which 65 passengers who were traveling on a Link Bus registration number UBG423G were held at gunpoint and

May 20, 2022

Crime & Justice·Featured·Fraud/Thiefty·Investigations·News·Security

Russia’s laser weapon claim derided as propaganda

Russia claims to have used laser weapons on the battlefield in Ukraine, although the US says it has seen no evidence of this and

May 20, 2022

Energy·Featured·Investigations·News·OPINION·Russia·Russia-Ukraine War·Security

Museveni to address country on rising commodity prices on Sunday

President Museveni will on Sunday evening address the nation on the economic situation in the country. According to Linda Nabusayi, the Senior Presidential Press

May 19, 2022

Business·Featured·National·News·OPINION·Russia-Ukraine War

Ukraine invasion could cause global food crisis, UN warns

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could soon cause a global food crisis that may last for years, the UN has warned. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said

May 19, 2022

Featured·International·Nature·News·OPINION·Russia-Ukraine War·Security·United Nations·WHO

Philly Lutaaya: The Ugandan singer who led the fight against HIV prejudice

Ugandan music star, the late Philly Lutaaya, captivated fans with his music that blended reggae and African pop. At the height of his career

May 18, 2022

Featured·featured·Kampala·News

EU reveals its plans to stop using Russian gas

The European Commission has given more details on how it plans to end Europe’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels. Russia supplies 40% of the

May 18, 2022

America·Business·Energy·Featured·Finance·International·News·OPINION·Russia-Ukraine War·Sepcial Reports·UK·United Nations

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From Cabinet to the Bench: The Rise and Controversial Legacy of Justice Steven Kavuma

Meet The World’s ‘Most Fertile’ abandoned mother of 44 Children in Uganda!

Ham, the Magic of Downtown

What to Know about Robert Maseruka, 89th Makerere Guild President

Monkeypox: 80 cases confirmed in 12 countries

Australian voters deliver strong message on climate, ending conservative government’s 9-year rule

DIGP Tumusiime Katsigazi passes out 193 gazetted officers

Russia halts gas supplies to Finland

“We are not going anywhere”, says newly retired Gen Tumwine

Canada to ban China’s Huawei and ZTE from its 5G networks

Link Bus passengers robbed at gunpoint by gang at illegal road block

Russia’s laser weapon claim derided as propaganda

Museveni to address country on rising commodity prices on Sunday

Ukraine invasion could cause global food crisis, UN warns

Philly Lutaaya: The Ugandan singer who led the fight against HIV prejudice

EU reveals its plans to stop using Russian gas

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