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Govt targets shisha smokers as new Tobacco Control Committee launched

Uganda’s Ministry of Health has inaugurated a new National Tobacco Control Committee, with a renewed mandate to enforce tobacco regulations and reduce smoking, especially in urban areas where...

  1. Man, 30, lynched after alleged murder of his wife 

  2. AU military chiefs meet in Kampala to bolster Somalia peace mission

  3. Man arrested over defiling two-year-old daughter in Kayunga

  4. China-backed agriculture model brings new hope to Uganda's Busoga region

  5. Cardinals to meet after death of Pope Francis, plan for funeral

  6. Masindi farmers cry foul over unfair cattle trade

  1. Mbarara residents eulogise Kazoora

  2. PRIME Violence rocks West Nile schools

  3. Health Ministry backs new model tackling substance abuse

  4. Pope Francis: Pontiff who shook up the Catholic Church with reforms

  5. Catholic Church in Uganda mourns Pope

  6. Pope Francis spent final day working, despite doctors' orders

OpEd

PRIME Shaka Ssali: The Kabale Kid who made good very good – Part 4

As Shaka’s fame soared, with easy access to Africa’s rulers, some of his bosses felt uneasy and sought to cut his wings

  1. PRIME Mugabe’s ghost and Museveni’s Africa problem haunt Zimbabwe

  2. PRIME Uganda after Museveni: A dream or nightmare?

  3. Fare-thee-well Pope Francis

  4. Tobacco tax hike falls short of health and revenue goals

  1. The dangers of looking at health as a business in Africa

  2. Designing credit that supports MSE growth

  3. Good governance key in Karamoja’s growth

  4. Why biogas could solve West Nile’s charcoal conundrum

  5. Let’s simplify monetary policy statements

Magazines

PRIME Understanding cancer of the liver in Uganda

While liver transplantation is effective for some, it remains limited in Uganda due to resource constraints

  1. PRIME What causes bad breath?

  2. PRIME Is an itchy skin a sign of high blood sugar?

  3. PRIME Easter Sunday: But is there life after death?

  4. PRIME Satire: Nsereko to out-Mzee Mzee

Business

PRIME Why taxing agriculture remains a taboo

Despite being the largest contributor to Gross Domestic Product with 24.7 percent, the agriculture sector generates less than 1 percent of revenue.

  1. Human edge in AI driven world 

  2. Instilling restraint and responsibility early

  3. End harmful treaties, says Nalunga

  4. PRIME Modellista spec: Designed to impress

  1. PRIME How MTN profited from sale of stake in its Ugandan unit 

  2. PRIME Almost there: Tourism emerges from the shadow of Covid disaster

  3. PRIME ‘Listing 50 SMEs on the bourse will be beneficial’

  4. PRIME CSOs tip govt on how to fund its next budget

  5. PRIME Bond auction falls flat as Govt rejects high interest demands 

Galleries

Lifestyle

Introducing Warner Bro’s Suubi Katumwa

A son to jazz musician Isaiah Katumwa, Suubi who is currently based in the US, is a self-taught musical prodigy whose journey began in Kampala, where he led his church choir and honed his piano...

  1. PRIME Yenze twice better with the Acting Arena

  2. PRIME Why Easter is the most important Christian event

  3. The womb, crucifix and empty tomb

  4. Lent is beyond the 40 set days

Special Reports

PRIME Retelling Kabaka’s birthdays in exile

In the past, when Ronald Mutebi was only a Prince in exile, most of his birthdays were lonely affairs

  1. Akibui: 'Factory’ employing abandoned wives in Kumi

  2. PRIME Breaking the blade: Struggle to end FGM

  3. PRIME Will Kabaka’s Lake survive the waste?

  4. Tree seedlings to green the Albertine region

  5. PRIME Kabaka Mutebi’s memorable quotes

  6. Green charcoal: Innovation that can save forest cover

  1. Underfunded rehabilitation services leave PWDs struggling

  2. Bugisu communities plant trees to restore degraded environment

  3. Stolen futures: The child brides of Kalonga

  4. PRIME How vegetable oil project is failing Kalangala farmers

  5. PRIME Same old faces eye VP Alupo’s seat in Katakwi

  6. Why do towels get dirty after bathing?

MONITOR SPORTS

Norwich sack Thorup and name Wilshere as interim coach

The 33-year-old former Arsenal player Wilshere has been assistant coach at Norwich since October 2024

  1. Man City collect biggest UEFA bonus for releasing players for international duty

  2. Arsenal crush Ipswich 4-0 to delay Liverpool's title party

  3. Liverpool one win away from title, Leicester relegated, Ipswich almost down

  4. PRIME Cheptegei: Gold standard on and off track

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