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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.

Featured·Interviews·Life Style·News·Profiles·Uganda History

July 16, 2025

Dr. Jones Kyazze Reflects on a Life Between Buganda, UNESCO and the Written Word

KAMPALA — Long before he travelled through the corridors of UNESCO headquarters in Paris, attended diplomatic meetings in New York, or visited nearly every country on the African continent, Dr. Jones Yosiya

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

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

UMEME to UEDCL Transition: What Uganda’s Power Shift Means for Consumers and the Sector

The UMEME to UEDCL transition marks a significant turning point in Uganda’s

UPDF deserter tricks police so as to steal gun from officers; arrested

Police at Kabalagala Police Station in Kampala have arrested an army deserter who tricked police officers into providing him shelter but woke up at

March 15, 2022

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

Museveni lectures WHO officials, scientists on use of herbal medicine

In the meeting, the president took time to lecture the team on the significance of herbal medicine. “;I know herbal medicine. Some of them

March 15, 2022

Environment·Featured·News·WHO

Uganda’s UPDF to stay in Somalia despite end of AMISOM mandate

KAMPALA, UGANDA:The Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) will stay in Somalia despite the end of the African Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) program. Uganda alongside

March 10, 2022

AFRICA·Featured·Featured·Justice·News·Security

Torture Allegations Cast a Shadow on Sentamu’s Disappearance

Kampala, Uganda – The haunting specter of torture allegations looms over Jimmy Andrew Sentamu’s enigmatic disappearance. Whispers of unspeakable acts inflicted upon him during

March 10, 2022

Featured·Featured·News

Azawi proves why she shines brightest in new Majje video

With one of Africa’s most streamed albums of 2021 to her name and an enlistment as one of Guinness’ brand influencers on the continent,

March 5, 2022

CELEBRITY/GOSSIP·Featured·News

VisionFund, Insurtech Turaco partner to provide inclusive insurance

VisionFund Uganda and Turaco Insurance Brokers Limited have partnered to launch a micro-insurance product called “VisionFund Cares”. The product, available to over 40,000 VisionFund

March 5, 2022

Business·Featured·National·News

Mulago saga: NDA orders all private pharmacies out of gov’t hospitals with immediate effect

The National Drug Authority(NDA) has ordered all private pharmacies located in premises of government facilities to vacate with immediate effect. “The president by a

March 5, 2022

Business·Featured·National·News

Museveni challenges prisons to expand construction unit; handle bigger projects

President Museveni has asked Uganda Prisons Services to expand their construction unit to ensure they can handle all their construction project and even bigger

March 4, 2022

Featured·National·News·OPINION·Security·Start Up

Ukraine: Russian attack on nuclear power plant condemned by world leaders

World leaders have accused Russia of endangering the safety of an entire continent after its forces shelled a nuclear power station in southern Ukraine.

March 4, 2022

America·Energy·Featured·Featured·Human Rights·International·International News·News·Nuclear Energy·Russia·Security·UK·United Nations·WHO

AMISOM troops stay in Somalia ends this month after 15 years

After 15 years ,the mandate of the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) is set to end this month. “The AU Mission in Somalia, authorized

March 4, 2022

AFRICA·Featured·News·Security·Terrorism

Russia and other permanent UN Security Council members are the greatest threat to international peace and security

Russia is only guilty of being the fourth permanent member of the UN Security Council after Britain, France and the USA to invade a

March 4, 2022

America·Featured·International·News·Russia·Security

MPs query cost of 2.5km Entebbe-Kampala bypass road

Members of Parliament from the Physical Planning and Infrastructure committee have threatened to halt and cause further investigation on a 2.5km road that links

March 4, 2022

Featured·Finance·Investigations·National·News·OPINION·Parliament

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

Dr. Jones Kyazze Reflects on a Life Between Buganda, UNESCO and the Written Word

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

UMEME to UEDCL Transition: What Uganda’s Power Shift Means for Consumers and the Sector

UPDF deserter tricks police so as to steal gun from officers; arrested

Museveni lectures WHO officials, scientists on use of herbal medicine

Uganda’s UPDF to stay in Somalia despite end of AMISOM mandate

Torture Allegations Cast a Shadow on Sentamu’s Disappearance

Azawi proves why she shines brightest in new Majje video

VisionFund, Insurtech Turaco partner to provide inclusive insurance

Mulago saga: NDA orders all private pharmacies out of gov’t hospitals with immediate effect

Museveni challenges prisons to expand construction unit; handle bigger projects

Ukraine: Russian attack on nuclear power plant condemned by world leaders

AMISOM troops stay in Somalia ends this month after 15 years

Russia and other permanent UN Security Council members are the greatest threat to international peace and security

MPs query cost of 2.5km Entebbe-Kampala bypass road

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