Paris pays tribute to Rebecca Cheptegei Spectators applauded as the face of Cheptegei, who took part in the Paris Olympics marathon, was shown on the Esplanade des Invalides
PRIME Did God plan Kiteezi deaths? The solemnity in government minister’s mournful voices must not divert our attention from the incompetence, greed and corruption without which the Kiteezi tragedy would not have happened
PRIME Rev Grimes: Priest who became father to many Even during the challenging period of Idi Amin's presidency, Grimes ensured that the college continued to offer a well-rounded education
Paris pays tribute to Rebecca Cheptegei Spectators applauded as the face of Cheptegei, who took part in the Paris Olympics marathon, was shown on the Esplanade des Invalides
Fire breaks out at another Kenyan school after 21 die in inferno The fire follows the death of at least 21 students in a blaze at a boarding primary school, Hillside Endarasha Academy, in Nyeri, also in central Kenya, early on Friday
PRIME Maybe Rwanda can become a Singapore but Uganda? No way! Very few people visit Rwanda for the first time and do not wax lyrical about how well organised and managed it is. Can Uganda become a Singapore?
PRIME ACP Akoth on life as a woman police officer Nobody is going to place you in a position simply because you are a woman. You have to work for it. The world is changing and there is no job meant for only women
PRIME What EABL’s offer to fully own UBL means UBL assures shareholders that those who choose not to sell can retain their shares without any repercussions, They also have the option to sell after the tender period, although the terms and...
PRIME Ssenyonyi shows Uganda through his camera lens Derrick Ssenyonyi is a renowned travel photographer who has an upcoming exhibition
PRIME Monkeypox worry in border districts Local leaders and health experts in the Kigezi sub-region have expressed worry about the possible outbreak of the Mpox disease given that the screening methods used by health personnel at the...
Paris to name sports venue after dead Ugandan Olympian Cheptegei The 33-year-old, who finished 44th in her Olympic Games debut, suffered burns to more than 75% of her body in Sunday's attack, Kenyan and Ugandan media reported
