Kirwa Bridge Repairs: A Boost To Connectivity and Development
The commencement of repairs on the Kirwa Bridge marks a significant milestone in enhancing infrastructure and connectivity between Kabale Municipality and Rubanda East. Led by
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Prioritizing Condoms Over Justice: A Call For Balance in Mao’s Ministry
The recent criticism that Mao’s Ministry is “majoring in condoms and minoring in justice” raises important questions about the allocation of resources and priorities within
From Alien Skin to Fik Gaza: The Price of Artistic Gangsterism
By Jako David Waluluka The arrest of local singer Jingo Shafiq, aka Fik Gaza of Gaza Empire and ‘Banana’ song fame, last week and subsequent
Uganda’s Strategic Role in South Sudan Security, Trade, and Resource Extraction
Uganda’s involvement in South Sudan’s politics is driven by three key factors: national security, economic opportunities, and access to mineral wealth. These strategic interests have
The Alarming Rise of Maternal Deaths: A Call to Action
By Cathy Mirembe The global community is facing a maternal health crisis, with maternal deaths stagnating at unacceptably high levels. Despite progress in reducing maternal
Toxicology Results Rule Out Poisoning in Sudden Death of Martha Ahumuza Murari Investigation Continues
Toxicology results from the Government Analytical Laboratory (GAL) have ruled out poisoning as the cause of the sudden death of Martha Ahumuza Murari. Martha, who
KWIBUKA 31: President Kagame Urges Rwandans to Embrace Resilience and Dignity in the Face of Adversity
ByDean Lubowa Saava KIGALI: On Monday, President Paul Kagame joined over 2,000 Rwandan youth in the annual Walk to Remember, a solemn march from the Gasabo
President Kagame Marks Kwibuka 31 with Strong Warning Against Genocidal Ideology
Gasabo, Rwanda – April 7, 2025 — President Paul Kagame has firmly declared that the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi will never be repeated, not
The Electoral Commission Voter’s Register Display: A Crucial Step in Uganda’s Democratic Process
By Cathy Mirembe The Electoral Commission has announced the display of the National Voters’ Register, a critical step in Uganda’s democratic process. This exercise allows
The Looming Threat of Another Kiteezi-Style Disaster: The Buyale Waste Site
By Cathy Mirembe The Buyale waste site has sparked widespread concern, with many fearing that it could become another Kiteezi-style disaster. The Kiteezi landfill tragedy,