The Hague Sees Mass Protest Targeting NATO Summit and Middle East Escalation
Hundreds demonstrated against NATO military spending and Middle East conflicts ahead of the alliance's summit, following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
Hundreds demonstrated against NATO military spending and Middle East conflicts ahead of the alliance's summit, following U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities.
President Museveni has honored Brigadier General Christopher Ddamulira with a promotion to the rank of Major General for his outstanding service in intelligence and his pivotal role in upholding national security.
Activist Mahmoud Khalil, recently freed from immigration detention, asserts that the Trump administration's attempts to silence pro-Palestinian voices have failed.
The top executives of Yapi Merkezi, the Turkish company overseeing Uganda's $3 billion railway project, have been arrested in Turkey as part of a corruption investigation, raising concerns about the future of the infrastructure initiative.
Reports of violence and intimidation marred the youth elections in Entebbe and Katabi, sparking fear and frustration among the participants.
Kampala Central MP Al-Hajji Muhammad Nsereko confirms presidential ambitions through new Ecological Party, ending parliamentary career after three terms.
Uganda's President offers support to the impoverished family of deceased rebel leader Francis 'Hitler' Eregu, decades after the insurgency, signaling a significant gesture of national healing.
Canan Kyanku, founder of Bunyoro's first radio station Radio Hoima, died suddenly during a church service on May 25, 2025. He leaves a legacy of media innovation and community impact.
Uganda bids farewell to Cedric Babu, a 46-year-old media personality, sports champion, and political hopeful who passed away due to heart complications in Nairobi, leaving a void in the nation's cultural and sporting fabric.