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News

King Oyo gives Tooro a royal touch of success

Ascending to the throne at three years, King Oyo has been lauded for joining the fight against HIV/Aids, environment degradation, among other causes, amid challenges

  1. Serere pastor arrested over defilement

  2. Ghetto youth reject transition talk at new ONC campaign launch

  3. Police hunt four family members over torturing son to death

  4. Tooro Kingdom, NARO partner to fight food insecurity

  5. Minister courts Chinese for green energy investments

  6. Who are the candidates eyeing Law Society presidency?

  1. Farmers making sugarcane juice to curb exploitation by millers

  2. Cheptegei ex-boyfriend dies as her burial plans take shape

  3. What to expect at Kampala Geopolitics Conference

  4. Blood specialists shortage leaves patients in danger

  5. Construction of Gulu hospital staff quarters stalls for six years

  6. PRIME Abduba Dida: From Kenya presidential candidate to US convict

OpEd

PRIME Good roads around Kampala are nice, but what about a staircase to heaven?

Given the size of the population that lives in Greater Kampala and the area’s contribution to the national economy, it is shameful and self-defeating to have ignored the road network for so long

  1. PRIME China Town and its 99 neighbours

  2. PRIME Bailouts should be for ‘too big to fail’ businesses

  3. PRIME Dear Ugandans, when do you need insurance – now or later?

  4. Probe the source of human remains

  1. Let’s talk about adulting

  2. PRIME Men will kill more superstar women, until…

  3. PRIME Bobi Wine's recent saga: A harsh spotlight on opposition divisions

  4. PRIME Honourable or Ow'ekitiibwa? The evolving meaning of titles in our political landscape

  5. PRIME Enhancing land administration and accessibility

Magazines

PRIME How to tell apart genuine and fake car spare parts

On the other hand, cheaper parts will ultimately end up being more costly since they not only wear out faster, but you will also spend a lot of money on the same parts multiple times within a...

  1. PRIME Ask the mechanic: When a car overheats

  2. PRIME Ask the mechanic: What affects braking distance?

  3. PRIME Hidden costs: What you should know before buying a house

  4. PRIME A pivotal moment for Mbarara's real estate industry

Business

Kampala’s population to grow to seven million people 

The increase in the population of Kampala will exert more pressure on a city struggling with overcrowding, informal settlements, and high unemployment, among others

  1. Civil society want tax on tobacco tripled 

  2. Uganda has navigated post-Covid-19 recovery well, says IMF

  3. KCCA planners send notice to developers of illegal structures 

  4. Ogong replaces Kimbowa as NSSF chairman

  1. Kaijuka: How NDP IV will propel extractives

  2. Can URA boost taxpayer cash flows through EFRIS?  

  3. PRIME Career impact: National versus international schools

  4. PRIME China Town: The good, bad and ugly 

  5. PRIME A bitter fight over a multi-billion shilling MTN marketing contract

Galleries

Lifestyle

PRIME ‘Marriage counselling was key for us’

The adorable couple dated for approximately two years before deciding to get married

  1. Dealing with different political views as a couple

  2. How harsh words destroy relationships

  3. Uncle Dogs on the right pet for your security needs

  4. Five facts on James Earl Jones

Special Reports

I'm a commander first, not a woman – RPC Nachuha

Out of a 40,000-strong Uganda Police Force, about 10,000 are women police officers

  1. PRIME Unanswered questions after prison inmate dies

  2. How a priestly vision resurrected Lazarus Forest in Luweero

  3. PRIME Monkeypox worry in border districts

  4. PRIME Promoting women’s land rights could stem tobacco growing

  5. PRIME Inheritance practices still hindering women’s land rights

  6. PRIME Shhh! It is perimenopause …

  1. PRIME Secure land rights to strengthen food security

  2. PRIME I found my life’s purpose in nursing – Kikonyogo

  3. PRIME No place to call home for Banyarwanda of Uganda

  4. PRIME The unseen struggles of breastfeeding mothers in Kyangwali

  5. PRIME How Kayunga District has failed to curb illegal sand mining

  6. PRIME New curriculum creating lifetime  skills to save the environment 

MONITOR SPORTS

Fufa TV Cup: The good, bad and ugly

Kibuli SS was probably the most popular football school in the competition and was seen by many as a favourite. But it failed to win any of its home games in the Round of 64, 32 and 16.

  1. St. Noa eye period of dominance

  2. Okello served the meal, pair scored the goals

  3. Why Man Utd's Andre Onana may never forget Uganda

  4. Cranes dispatch Congo to continue bright Afcon qualification start

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