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Empower Uganda.

Videos

News

How govt’s Shs16t for quarter three will be shared

Quarter Three expenditure limits for FY2024/2025 were derived from the quarterly workplans and procurements plans of MDAs

  1. Arts teachers give govt 90 days over pay rise

  2. Digitise academic records to curb corruption, Makerere convocation urges

  3. Local leaders decry low voter registration turnout, urge sensitisation

  4. We are ready to engage with Mpuuga's DA, says DP

  5. Bank refunds Shs3.9m to client after online fraud

  6. Prioritise serving humanity, Speaker Among tells leaders

  1. 2,700 teachers to fight Mpox in schools

  2. Top Rukiga District bosses clash over gaps in service delivery

  3. 2024 PLE exam results out this week

  4. Engineers on the spot over misuse of funds in Sironko

  5. Trump sworn in a 2nd time, says he was 'saved by God' to rescue America

  6. Ministry illegally issuing sugar mill licenses, court rules

OpEd

Data privacy: A Ugandan perspective

It’s time to take digital privacy seriously

  1. Skilling refugees is key to promoting sustainable peace and development

  2. About Museveni 7.0: Compatible or reboot?

  3. No one can single-handedly fight fraud and succeed

  4. PRIME Eron Kiiza’s jailing and the big Ugandan puzzle

  1. Don't treat police like a third-wheel

  2. Dear graduate, here’s what to do after graduation

  3. PRIME Bobi Wine may ignore Muhoozi but not Salim Saleh

  4. PRIME Legislators’ ideas on education reform a quarter century ago

  5. Unreliable water supply in Bugiri-Bukasa (Kawuku)

Magazines

PRIME Eron Kiiza v court martial: A battle 12 years in the making

In his legal career spanning 14 years, Kiiza has actively argued against civilians being tried in the court martial and he has also argued for civilian authority asserting itself over the military

  1. PRIME Past and present: US endorses Obote after disputed 1980 election

  2. PRIME It's Mujee’s fault, Amin’s ghost tells Makerere’s jobless graduates

  3. PRIME How you can fatten goats for desired meat quality

  4. PRIME Farmers finally embrace perennial rice growing

Business

PRIME Where Ugandan investors made and lost money in 2024

Whereas last year offered a good harvest, especially for equity investors, the electioneering ahead makes it difficult for market analysts to predict how 2025 will go

  1. PRIME The digital shift sealing tax leakages

  2. Knowing your purpose will power you in 2025

  3. Fires: Why insurance should be your friend 

  4. Govt’s failure to monitor illegal foreign workers robbing Ugandans of jobs

  1. Uganda among top 10 countries projected to attain high growth

  2. ‘Anybody can cast their lots with treasury bonds’

  3. Uganda targets offshore cash amid tough economy

  4. Uganda Airlines cuts loss by Shs87b 

  5. Number of BoU-regulated Fintechs doubles

Galleries

Lifestyle

PRIME Is it possible to create a male contraceptive?

Creating a male contraceptive pill is complex

  1. I do not have to be vulgar to put my point across – Navio

  2. Ask the doctor: What should I do to get twins?

  3. Can healthy parents have a child with sickle cell disease?

  4. PRIME Dressing guide for all seasons

Special Reports

How wetlands restoration rejuvenated the River Maziba catchment area 

Peter Mwesigwa is one of the youths who have benefited from the project’s mushroom-growing component

  1. How artist’s death exposed rot at Fort Portal Regional Referral Hospital

  2. Echoes of a crime: Echoes of Mwesigwa?

  3. How a facial swelling has reduced Nyakaisiki’s quality of life

  4. How Semuliki’s eroded riverbank could shift Uganda, DRC border

  5. Sold into marriage at 14, abused by two husbands

  6. PRIME 2024 major events in Kampala City

  1. From waste to cash: Arua’s urban poor earn from ‘dirty' jobs

  2. How Bushenyi coffee farmers are overcoming climate change impacts

  3. VIDEO: How gold mining has changed fortunes of Busia women, youth

  4. L. Kyoga flood victims face permanent displacement

  5. How pregnant women struggle to access health-care

MONITOR SPORTS

Uhuru time-barred to embrace new law

Maureen Mulangira, the UPBC treasurer defended her decision to attend the UBF meet by warning: “If we continue bickering and fail to comply with law, boxing shall be banned. And it’s the boxers...

  1. Natuhereza returns as Uganda Gazelles head coach

  2. Victoria University back in NBL

  3. Volleyball star Tumukunde among Makerere best students

  4. Liverpool late show compounds Arsenal misery after draw

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