PRIME Govt restricts importation of Starlink devices ahead of polls The new development comes a few months after President Museveni met Starlink officials at State House, Nakasero, where discussions centred on the company’s proposed entry into Uganda’s...
PRIME Christmas rush: Here are the black spots on Ugandan roads Several highways and other roads countrywide have black spots that have over the years claimed lives and injured many people, leaving some with permanent disabilities
PRIME Fort Portal: A scenic land where people are friendly Set at the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountain, Fort Portal feels calmer than many urban centres
History dares champions at National Pool Open Every player reaching the top 16 is guaranteed a reward, underscoring the tournament’s depth and competitiveness.
How has the online attention span changed during the last decade, and where does users in Uganda stand
Uganda will benefit in a myriad of ways when the Devki Mega Steel Plant in Tororo roars into life at the end of 2027.
Two Luuka engineers remanded over fuel theft The two face charges of conspiracy to commit a felony and theft of fuel
PRIME Uganda’s excellent anti-noise pollution laws need serious enforcement now It is not too late to enforce these regulations. We acknowledge that life is noisy. The Universe is noisy. Development is noisy. Progress is noisy. It is a reality that one understands and tries...
PRIME Mental health of unpaid caregivers Unpaid care and domestic work (UCDW) is a development issue is embedded in the Global Agenda 2030, under Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 5, target 5.4
PRIME Why Uganda's informal workers need a safety net Life expectancy after age 60 stretches close to 19 additional years, meaning many Ugandans risk spending two decades in old age with no income if they do not start saving now.
PRIME Kasubi: Where Buganda kings rest, culture thrives Kasubi sits on more than 600 acres, making it one of Kampala’s largest surviving green estates
300,000 trees to be planted in Bugisu sub-region The degrading activities in Bugisu Sub-region have resulted in recurring calamities such as landslides, floods, loss of tree cover, displacement, and death
The car that changed Uganda's pool , for better and worse At the time the games were eight ball and Kayiiya fouled on the decider. Turigye would go on to become one of the most dominant figures of the era, claiming multiple titles in 2008, 2010 and 2013.
