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The Uganda Police Force has sounded a stern warning to individuals tampering with the nation’s electricity infrastructure, labeling the acts as organized criminal activity that will be met with the...

Despite isolated incidents of political violence, the electoral environment remains largely calm as the country prepares for the NRM primaries for Member of Parliament and LC5 Chairperson positions, according to...

Uganda mourns today the passing of one of its most revered legal minds and constitutional champions, Professor George Wilson Kanyeihamba, who died on July 14, 2025, aged 85. Known affectionately...

In a moment equal parts serious and spirited, academic and cartoonist Dr. Jimmy Spire Ssentongo offered a gentle, but firm, wake-up call to the most outspoken supporters of Uganda’s National...

Muhammadu Buhari, the austere general who once seized power in a coup and decades later returned to lead Nigeria as an elected president, died Saturday in London after a prolonged...

Lesotho has declared a national state of disaster amid deepening youth unemployment and economic strain, largely driven by uncertainty over US tariffs and trade access. The small, landlocked nation, highly...

A daring daylight robbery attempt at a mobile money outlet in Kitintale erupted into gunfire, a dramatic chase, and a fatal shootout, leaving one suspected robber dead and another in...

Ugandan singer Nandor Love has offered some blunt advice to fellow musicians who prefer singing in English over local languages. In a recent interview with local TV station, Galaxy TV,...

The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has expressed concern over the low turnout for the ongoing mass registration and renewal of National Identification Cards, commonly known as endagamuntu. The...

By Nanteza Sarah Kyobe Following the president's eviction order for the Balaalo community, the media has been flooded with stories about their legitimate land ownership and the housing crisis they...