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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,

Famous LGBTQ activist Edwin Chiloba killed, body stuffed in metallic box in Uasin Gishu

A man whose lifeless body was found stuffed inside a metallic box along the Kipenyo-Katinga Road in Uasin Gishu County has been identified by police as

January 6, 2023

East Africa·Featured·News

US man kills his family of seven and committed suicide in Utah

A man shot and killed his family of seven, including five children, then turned the gun on himself after his wife filed for divorce,

January 6, 2023

America·Featured·Featured·News·Orbituary

Government yet to purchase Kisenyi land – minister

The Minister for Kampala and Metropolitan Affairs, Ms Minsa Kabanda, has said the government has not bought the contentious 10 acres of land in

January 6, 2023

Featured·Kampala·News

Atleast 16 confirmed dead as bus rams into stationary trailer along Kampala-Gulu highway

At least 16 people are said to have died and several others injured after a bus rammed into a stationary trailer at Adebe trading center

January 6, 2023

Featured·National·News·Orbituary·Traffic

Man City beat Chelsea to close gap at top of Premier League

Defending champions Manchester City beat injury-hit Chelsea 1-0 on Thursday to close the gap on Premier League leaders Arsenal to just five points. Pep

January 6, 2023

Featured·News

Church honours Archbishop Nkoyoyo for martyrs’ project

Yesterday marked five years since the death of former Church of Uganda Archbishop Livingstone Mpalanyi Nkoyoyo. He was 80 years old.As a way of

January 5, 2023

Featured·News·Religion

Zoho urges admins to patch severe ManageEngine bug immediately

Business software provider Zoho has urged customers to patch a high-severity security flaw affecting multiple ManageEngine products. The bug, tracked as CVE-2022-47523, is an

January 5, 2023

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‘We Are Not Pigs For Treatment Trial’ – Victims of Unbridled Proliferation Of Western Drugs, Medical Procedures Petition EALA Over Looming Danger Paused By Western Powers

Kampala: Silent Voices Initiative, has through Uganda’s 1st Deputy Prime Minister in charge of East African Community affairs (EAC), Rt Hon. Rebbeca Alitwala Kadaga

January 5, 2023

AFRICA·Breaking News·Breaking News·Crime & Justice·Human Rights·Investigations·Justice·Kampala

Prince Harry accuses brother William of 2019 physical attack

Britain’s Prince Harry recounts in his new book how he was physically “attacked” by his older brother Prince William during an argument in 2019,

January 5, 2023

Featured·News·UK

Macron promises ‘first Western tanks’ for Ukraine

France is set to become the first Western country to deliver tanks to Ukraine, the French presidency announced Wednesday after talks between Emmanuel Macron

January 5, 2023

Featured·News·Russia·Russia-Ukraine War

Microsoft recognises first labour union in US

Workers at Microsoft’s ZeniMax Studios have voted to form the tech giant’s first labour union in the US. Microsoft agreed to recognise the group

January 4, 2023

America·Featured·Finance·News

Private schools reject new school fees policy

Private schools owners across the country have rejected the planned government school fees regulation policy that, if approved by Cabinet, will block them and

January 4, 2023

Education·Featured·National·News

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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

Famous LGBTQ activist Edwin Chiloba killed, body stuffed in metallic box in Uasin Gishu

US man kills his family of seven and committed suicide in Utah

Government yet to purchase Kisenyi land – minister

Atleast 16 confirmed dead as bus rams into stationary trailer along Kampala-Gulu highway

Man City beat Chelsea to close gap at top of Premier League

Church honours Archbishop Nkoyoyo for martyrs’ project

Zoho urges admins to patch severe ManageEngine bug immediately

‘We Are Not Pigs For Treatment Trial’ – Victims of Unbridled Proliferation Of Western Drugs, Medical Procedures Petition EALA Over Looming Danger Paused By Western Powers

Prince Harry accuses brother William of 2019 physical attack

Macron promises ‘first Western tanks’ for Ukraine

Microsoft recognises first labour union in US

Private schools reject new school fees policy

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