Uganda probing claims ex-ICC official funded LRA These are serious criminal allegations and if they are found to be correct, the official will be prosecuted
Cancer institute asks for help over limited space Some patients, who pitched camping tents at the hostel compound, could be seen pulling them out of muddy soil following the heavy rain since last week
Muslims want ‘immoral’ Nyege Nyege festival cancelled The annual international event is set start on November 9 in Jinja City
Three talking points from the Premier League weekend Arsenal's title ambitions were damaged by Son Heung-min's double to salvage a point for Tottenham as the north London derby ended 2-2, leaving both sides four points off the top
Mafia boss Messina Denaro dies, taking his secrets with him Sicilian Mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, captured in January after three decades on the run, died on Monday
PRIME Why do Ugandans keep begging the President? The President’s pledges are steadily growing and shockingly with low avenues of fulfilling them
St Benard School Manya shines on after catastrophic fire A 2022 police report revealed that 17 schools, out of 40 that caught fire across the country between January 5, 2022 and June 27, 2022 were burnt deliberately
90% of Uganda’s cotton is exported, says UMA Just 10 percent of locally produced cotton is utilised in Uganda, which means that the country has to depend on imported textile
PRIME Childhood cancers: Why we should care Childhood cancers, though relatively rare compared to adult cancers, are a stark reminder that no age is immune to the battle against this formidable adversary
PRIME When Lakwena troops bit off more than they could chew With her entry into Busoga, it was only logical that their theatre of operations shifted to the region. Two of their units, Mobile Alpha and Mobile Delta, were deployed
Mbappe comes off hurt as PSG demolish Marseille Mbappe appeared to hurt his ankle in winning the free-kick which saw Achraf Hakimi put PSG ahead in the eighth minute at the Parc des Princes
