Ugandan Government to Pay UGX 38.5 Billion to Buganda Kingdom in Historic Compensation Deal
The Ugandan government has committed to pay UGX 38.5 billion to the Buganda Kingdom as part of a long-standing UGX 154 billion debt. The compensation
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NRM’s Faridah Nambi Struggles to Justify Disenfranchised Votes in Kawempe North Petition
Court proceedings in the Kawempe North by-election petition took an unexpected and dramatic turn on Tuesday, as Faridah Nambi — the NRM candidate and runner-up
Trump’s Second-Term Saudi Visit: Strategic Deals, Diplomatic Optics, and Billion-Dollar Business
US President Donald Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) signed a wide-ranging set of agreements during a high-profile visit to Riyadh, marking
Russia’s Accountability for the Downing of MH17: A UN Ruling
On July 17, 2014, Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, en route from Amsterdam to Kuala Lumpur, was tragically shot down over eastern Ukraine, resulting in the
Uganda Suspends YY Coaches for 15 Days After Deadly Accidents
The Ugandan government has suspended the operations of YY Coaches for 15 days following a series of serious road accidents. Fred Byamukama, the Minister of
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Fresh Terrorism Charges Hit MP Ssewanyana Amid Political Fallout
MP Ssewanyana Recharged with Terrorism in Masaka Killings CaseCourt drops late MP Ssegirinya from case as prosecution amends charge sheet Makindye West Member of Parliament
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HIGH COMMAND: Army Council Orders Bobi Wine’s NUP to Be Ban Before 2026 Polls Over Alleged Militancy.
By Dean Lubowa Saava State House Entebbe, Uganda – The government is considering outlawing the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP), citing growing concerns over the
Masaka’s Complex History: A Call to Appreciate Beyond the Past
Bishop Serverus Jjumba’s reflection on Masaka’s history highlights the region’s important role in Uganda’s past struggles. As someone who witnessed key events, including the 1979
Bishop Condemns Torture of Suspects by Security Agencies
Bishop Serverus Jjumba has expressed concern over alleged cases of torture and abuse by security agencies. He questions the practice of torturing suspects to the
Resilience Amidst Adversity: Man Saves Properties from Semuliki River Floods
A man in Kyobe Village, Bweramule Sub-county, Ntoroko District, showed remarkable resilience by rescuing his household properties using a canoe boat after River Semuliki burst