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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

Rwanda to Uganda: “Thank you for the special message but we want concrete action”

The Rwanda government spokesperson, Yolande Makolo has said while efforts to repair the relationship between Kigali and Kampala are welcome, Uganda must do more

January 17, 2022

Featured·Human right·International News·Interviews·Investigations·National·News·REGIONAL·Security

Hoima locals demonstrate over accidents by sugar cane trucks

HOIMA, UGANDA: Hoima city youths on Wednesday afternoon demonstrated against the increased accidents on Hoima city Roads that are caused by over speeding sugar cane

January 12, 2022

National·News·Orbituary

From mercenaries to citizens: How the Nubians became Ugandans

It’s been well over a century since the Nubian people arrived in Uganda from what was then Sudan, as the armed enforcers of the

January 12, 2022

Featured·National·News·Pan Africanism

PM Boris facing unending anger over Downing Street drinks party

Labour and some Tory MPs are demanding immediate answers on whether Boris Johnson attended a drinks event in the Downing Street garden during lockdown.

January 12, 2022

Featured·International News·News·UK

PVoC fees on newly tagged commodities waived by UNBS

The Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) has given a three months’ grace period of exemption from the Pre-export Verification of Conformity (PVoC) surcharge

January 11, 2022

National·News

Gayaza Man Disappears After Escaping Mob Over Alleged Same-Sex Affair

Questions surround whereabouts of Joseph Nyanzi after dramatic December confrontation at his Kyankima home WAKISO | January 2022 The whereabouts of a man accused

January 10, 2022

Activism·Human right·Justice·Kampala·LGBTQ+·News·Sex

Kazakhstan: More than 160 killed, 5,000 arrested during riots

Fuel price rises sparked the unrest a week ago in provincial areas but the violence quickly reached large cities. More than 160 people were

January 9, 2022

Featured·International News·News

Community Anguished as Silence Surrounds Alleged Abduction and Torture in Jimmy Andrew Sentamu’s Case

Kampala, Uganda – As the days stretch into agonizing weeks, a distressing silence shrouds the alleged abduction and torture of Jimmy Andrew Sentamu, leaving

January 9, 2022

Crime & Justice·Featured·News

KCCA recruitment process case dismissed by court

KAMPALA, UGANDA: The High Court in Kampala has dismissed with costs an application in which the former Human Resource Officer at Kampala Capital City Authority

January 8, 2022

Featured·National·News

Sidney Poitier: Hollywood black Oscar winner dies aged 94

Sidney Poitier, the first black man to win a best actor Oscar, has died at 94. The Hollywood star’s death was confirmed to the

January 7, 2022

Featured·Featured·International News·News·Orbituary·Pan Africanism

Govt Chief Whip defends proposed bill that allows only MPs elect President

KAMPALA, UGANDA: The Government Chief Whip, Mr. Thomas Tayebwa has coke out to clarify that as the ruling National Resistance Movement – NRM, they

January 6, 2022

Featured·National·News

Hun Sen set for Myanmar visit as envoy warns of looming civil war

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen will visit Myanmar on Friday, despite criticism that his trip risks legitimizing country’s coup leaders. Cambodian Prime Minister Hun

January 5, 2022

Featured·International News·News·Security

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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

Rwanda to Uganda: “Thank you for the special message but we want concrete action”

Hoima locals demonstrate over accidents by sugar cane trucks

From mercenaries to citizens: How the Nubians became Ugandans

PM Boris facing unending anger over Downing Street drinks party

PVoC fees on newly tagged commodities waived by UNBS

Gayaza Man Disappears After Escaping Mob Over Alleged Same-Sex Affair

Kazakhstan: More than 160 killed, 5,000 arrested during riots

Community Anguished as Silence Surrounds Alleged Abduction and Torture in Jimmy Andrew Sentamu’s Case

KCCA recruitment process case dismissed by court

Sidney Poitier: Hollywood black Oscar winner dies aged 94

Govt Chief Whip defends proposed bill that allows only MPs elect President

Hun Sen set for Myanmar visit as envoy warns of looming civil war

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