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News

Masindi residents oppose conversion of hospital wards into private wing

The district's decision to establish a private wing was influenced by a benchmarking visit to Kiryandongo Hospital

  1. Kabale environmentalists call for shift to agroforestry to combat disasters

  2. Plastic pollution chokes Elgon rivers

  3. Kisowera struggles 26 years after Clinton visit

  4. Who is Riek Machar, South Sudan's embattled vice president?

  5. Detention of South Sudan's VP Machar cancels peace deal, his party says

  6. NIRA explains delays in mass enrollment for national IDs

  1. PRIME HIV cure study in South Africa gives promising results 

  2. Man, 55, to stand trial over robbery of Swedish national on Kampala streets

  3. Lira City authorities warn of severe flooding due to wetland encroachment

  4. Museveni orders arrests in 640-Acre Kiboga land dispute, restores evicted resident

  5. PRIME New details on Martha Ahumuza’s death emerge

  6. PRIME Inside Nalukoola’s plan for Kawempe after swearing-in

OpEd

PRIME Social media: From creation to curation

Curators and curation are traditionally associated with museums, archeology, and dusty environments. Social media content curators and curation are quite different

  1. Be keen on personal safety during floods

  2. The roadmap to stability in DRC lies in joining forces

    Citizens fleeing conflict in DR Congo’s Kanyarushinya

  3. Challenging bias: The fight for fair recognition of African women leaders

  4. PRIME When sciences were made compulsory...

  1. PRIME Flooding happens everywhere but it’s worse when it happens to a country without a plan

  2. PRIME Choose your insurer wisely or you’ll pay more than a premium

  3. Create a more effective framework to combat alcohol and substance abuse

  4. PRIME Learning to embrace your imperfections

  5. Community members must take responsibility for clean water

Magazines

PRIME Mentors should not only tell success stories – Mbazira

Young people are often misunderstood and it takes speaking to them through influencers and mentors who will not only share success stories but also the reality of failing and how to rise from them

  1. PRIME Managing upwards

  2. PRIME Volvo S90: A car that stands out

  3. PRIME Why does my steering shake when braking?

  4. PRIME What is causing these weird noises in my engine?

Business

PRIME Will the MTN, Airtel network sharing deal cut data prices?  

MTN and Airtel say they will share networks, starting with fibre, to avoid duplication in the deployment of infrastructure and deliver affordable and quality services to end users

  1. PRIME The piracy cancer eating up pay TV companies

  2. Manufacturers up in arms over adulterated cement flooding markets

  3. Poor road conditions frustrating Jinja’s industrial growth 

  4. URSB to de-register 10,000 companies

  1. PRIME Stanbic’s Mumba has his work cut out

  2. PRIME Call rates in Uganda are still highest across East Africa 

  3. Insurance companies should lead energy transition – IRA 

  4. PRIME How informal trade is eating into regional revenue collections

  5. PRIME A reference can make or break the deal, says Mbire

Galleries

Lifestyle

PRIME Why ‘80s is the best generation so far

There was a semblance of greatness in the early 2000s. The time when the Chameleones and Bebe Cools of this world had returned from Nairobi. The time when we thought of ideas such as the Pearl of...

  1. Have you ever experienced silent grief?

  2. PRIME Teacher by day, mechanic by passion

  3. Rolex dates to a fairytale wedding

  4. PRIME A winning plate for an athlete

Special Reports

Agriculture placed me where I am today - Katusabe

“I plan to go back for a Master’s degree and a PhD because I want to be called a ‘doctor.’ I am committed, hardworking, and have a sound mind

  1. PRIME Lwemiyaga: Battle to end Ssekikubo’s 24-year reign

  2. Kotido General Hospital: Where long waits and staff shortages rule

  3. Loss and Damage Fund: U.S. withdrawal a setback for climate change

  4. Ugandan woman leveraging social media for women’s sexual health in Kenya 

  5. Africa’s tropical forests next in line as global food demand grows

  6. PRIME 8 seek to replace Oulanyah as NRM northern vice chair

  1. Brick burning eating up Teso’s tree cover

  2. I am a Christian feminist - Rev Canon Diana Nkesiga 

  3. The making of Isimba Dam crisis, the ignored red flags

  4. Ngora School for the Deaf planting trees for life

  5. Female breadwinners likely to face violence at home

  6. PRIME Masking terror: Who are the concealed movers of violence?

MONITOR SPORTS

Capradossi wins more Ugandan hearts with commanding show

The Cranes’ resilience was tested late on, but goalkeeper Alionzi denied Aliou Badara Balde in the 87th minute before Serhou Guirassy fired over deep in stoppage time, condemning Guinea to a...

  1. Okello, Mutyaba in seamless sync

  2. Cranes rise above Guinea

  3. Drileba: We still have a lot of work to do

  4. Gold glitter brightest at Batball Maxx 2025

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