Know Your Laws’ Campaign Highlights Shrinking Civic Space in Uganda
Kampala, Uganda — A new civic education initiative is raising concerns over laws that activists say are increasingly restricting freedom of expr...
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Kampala Police Investigate Chosen Becky's Fiancé Amid Child Neglect Claims
Kampala Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation into singer Chosen Becky’s fiancé, Ssekajja Abdul Qadir, following allegations of child neglect and defilement from his partner, Rashida. The case has sparked public debate as authorities urge patience during the legal process.
Deadly Blaze Claims Three Young Lives in Kampala Home
A nighttime house fire in Kampala's Kirokole Zone leaves three children dead and three family members hospitalized, with authorities investigating a possible cooking stove mishap.
76-Year-Old Man Remanded in Custody Over Alleged 'Drug-Laced Sweets' at Summer Camp
A retired man has been remanded in custody after being accused of distributing sweets laced with sedatives to children at a summer camp, leading to hospitalizations.
Tragedy Strikes Maguiresbridge: Mother and Two Children Killed in Shocking Shooting
A devastating shooting in Maguiresbridge, County Fermanagh, has claimed the lives of a mother and her two children, leaving the community in profound grief. The Police Service of Northern Ireland is investigating the incident as a possible triple murder and attempted suicide.
UCU Celebrates Record-Breaking Graduation with Female Students Leading the Way
Uganda Christian University (UCU) prepares to graduate 1,524 students, with female graduates outperforming their male counterparts and 49 earning first-class honors.
Archbishop Kazimba Inspires UCU Graduates to Embrace Faith, Integrity, and Service
Archbishop Samuel Kazimba urged Uganda Christian University graduates to uphold faith, integrity, and compassion while serving humanity selflessly during the 26th graduation ceremony.
UCU Set to Graduate Record Number of Students with Female Scholars Leading the Way
Uganda Christian University will award degrees to 1,524 students, with female graduates outnumbering their male counterparts and earning nearly half of the first-class honors.
Uganda's Yenze Festival Reignites Hip Hop Passion Against All Odds
Despite a modest turnout, Uganda's inaugural Yenze Hip Hop Festival showcased electrifying performances from rap veterans and emerging talents, proving the genre's enduring cultural resonance.
Ugandan Teachers Return to Classrooms with Cautious Hope after Government's Assurances
After a month-long standoff, Ugandan teachers agree to end their strike following President Museveni's promises of salary increase, teacher housing, and free education for their children.
Jackline Mbabazi Vows to Champion Elderly Rights in Parliamentary Bid
Western Region parliamentary candidate Jackline Mbabazi pledges to bridge the gap between Uganda's legal protections for seniors and their lived realities, citing systemic neglect of the elderly.
Mbale City Terminates Police Contract Amid Theft Allegations, Hires Private Security Firm
Mbale City Council parts ways with the police following suspicions of collaboration in theft incidents and opts for private security services to protect city assets.
