Stakeholders have called for a permanent structural solution to prevent recurring backlogs in the region. Nebbi Resident District Commissioner Robert Abak urged the Judicial Service Commission to ...

According to police, interrogation of the first suspect yielded key details regarding the network purchasing the illicitly harvested coffee, prompting an immediate follow-up raid. Police in Adjumani ...

More than 900,000 candidates across the country will sit for Mathematics in the morning and Social Studies and Religious Education exams this afternoon as the 2026 Primary Leaving Examination (PLE) ...

What was supposed to be a day of excitement and celebration at Makerere University, as first-year students were officially welcomed into the university community during the Freshers’ Ball, turned into ...

What began as a routine deworming exercise in Butebo District, ended in tragedy after 23 children were mistakenly given epilepsy medication instead of deworming tablets, resulting in the death of one ...

Imagine you are a salaried employee in Uganda. Every month, your salary enters your bank account. You pay rent, send money to your parents, contribute to a friend’s introduction ceremony, repay a loan ...

A sharp rise in young people seeking mental health services in Soroti has sparked deep concern among health professionals and local leaders, who warn that worsening substance abuse and severe gaps in ...

He revealed that Koboko Municipality relies on a single aging road unit, while the district’s limited fleet takes precedence during peak maintenance periods. Consequently, Koboko Municipality was ...

The Uganda Law Society (ULS) has ordered all its members to boycott an upcoming thanksgiving ceremony organized for Chief Justice Flavian Zeija in Rukungiri District, accusing the leadership of the ...

Faster, closer testing key to finding Uganda’s missing TB patients. For over 15 years, I have worked in community health mobilisation and advocacy, witnessing firsthand the barriers that prevent ...

The cost of living crisis has ushered in a new normal—high prices that will remain either static or drop marginally. But overall, the cost of commodities will still be high.

Our tragedy is that today’s hunter invariably becomes tomorrow’s prey. Men who once commanded the state’s machinery of violence with unblinking cruelty end up stripped of rank, fleeing the very guns ...