PRIME Supreme Court on trial over Besigye charges The Supreme Court performed at less than 10 percent, which Musisi says is an indictment on the highest appellate court, which is supposed to set the standards for other subordinate courts
Janet warns private school owners against poaching govt teachers She stressed the need for accountability and commitment in the education sector, urging private schools to prioritise service delivery to their communities
Uganda Red Cross seeks Shs63 billion for disaster response Without a dedicated budget, planning and executing disaster mitigation strategies becomes impossible
Cheptegei uses Christmas run to nurture talent Last year’s event attracted at least 5,000 people, including participants and spectators
Brenda needs 15m to walk again As a result, Brenda can only lie on her back when attempting to sleep. She spends most of her time sitting on a plastic chair, where she occasionally dozes off as the pain momentarily subsides
PRIME Here’s Uganda’s biggest enemy – and how to kill her The country urgently needs to govern for climate disaster times and to organise differently as a society for it
Hard-to-hearing learners: No child should be left behind “We were shocked by the extent of the lack of support for these learners. Hard-of-hearing learners’ population in mainstream schools is … only 1.72 percent, yet, even with this small proportion...
PRIME URC’s single-sourced Shs80b locomotives deal questioned Whereas correspondences show that the acting URC managing director had backed the deal, he now says the cost involved is on the higher side and might be a problem to URC’s cashflow
Does high blood pressure cause infertility? It is essential to note that while these tests can assess the health of the reproductive systems, they do not guarantee the ability to conceive
PRIME Here’s what explains mess in city, suburbs as KCCA naps Apart from traffic jam, Kampala City dwellers worry about floods, roads being cut off, open manholes, and wa- ter being contaminated with waste whenever it rains
Cheptegei uses Christmas run to nurture talent Last year’s event attracted at least 5,000 people, including participants and spectators
