Congo, Rwanda presidents discuss Congo conflict in Qatar The meeting, mediated by the Emir of Qatar, comes amid a rapid advance that has seen M23 seize eastern Congo's two largest cities
Military SACCO thrives with Shs3.6t in loans, 111,000 members In 2024 alone, Shs918 billion ($235 million) was loaned out through 19 Wazalendo branches across the country
Prossy Akandinda: The poor girl who refused to give up on education Akandinda, the first in her family to complete S6, is hopeful for a government scholarship
Vipers must pay Shs312m to ex-Coach Bianchi Following his dismissal, Bianchi received a severance package of two months’ salary ($12,000). However, he was far from satisfied.
Three arrested over disrupting govt's patriotism program in Bugiri The trio allegedly shouted slogans accusing the patriotism event of being a front for the ruling NRM party to promote President Museveni's rule
PRIME Understanding NRM’s defeat by NUP in Kawempe North Many in Kawempe North accused the government of being responsible for Ssegirinya’s death
Ugandan schools at the forefront of promoting agroecology through poetry The school competition that not only celebrated young talent but also encouraged the next generation to actively contribute to the fight against climate change through creativity, education, and...
PRIME South Sudan overtakes Kenya as Uganda's top export market Latest data from Bank of Uganda shows a 54 percent rise in exports to South Sudan, as Kenya drops to third place.
PRIME His Highness Prince Karim Al-Hussaini Aga Khan IV a true leader and champion of global progress
Silent treatment: A love killer in disguise The key to a strong relationship is open, honest communication. Silent treatment damages emotional connections, fosters insecurity, and hinders genuine resolution
Brick burning eating up Teso’s tree cover According to a 2020 assessment by the Climate and Clean Air Coalition (CCAC), worldwide, 1.5 billion hand-molded bricks are fired in kilns every year
PRIME Are contact sports injuries worth the risk? Injuries are an unfortunate reality in contact sports. While some professionals recover and return to the field, some injuries are career-ending
