Three is a crowd: Spare time and fear mothers-in-law
(Continued from last issue) David and Diane have been married for years; then there is Julie, the young secretary whose...
Year: 2025
Police disperse PM Nabbanja ‘slapper’ supporters in Kakumiro
The police in Kakumiro district dispersed protesters on Thursday afternoon who were demonstrating against the arrest and remand of Onesimus...
Gov’t seeks Shs 1.4 trillion loan to fund health
The government has tabled before parliament three loan requests totalling over $399 million (approximately Shs 1.4 trillion) to reportedly fund...
Byarugaba to position Old Mutual Group as top investment partner
Richard Byarugaba, the new board chairperson of Old Mutual Investment Group, says he will deliver innovative solutions that meet real...
How Sumayya Girls defied odds to win Stanbic Schools championship
Innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship took centre stage as the Stanbic National Schools Championship (NSC) marked its 10th anniversary during the...
Next bomb alert: Will Ugandans believe it?
For years, Ugandans have lived with the anxiety of sudden terror alerts, bomb scares in crowded markets, whispered warnings at...
Abodo appointment as principal judge draws mixed reactions
The appointment of Jane Frances Abodo, the outgoing director of public prosecutions (DPP), as the new principal judge presents a...
How Uganda’s judiciary balances power, and the pursuit of fairness
Inside Uganda’s courthouses last week, the air was thick with tension. Courtrooms overflowed with lawyers, defendants, journalists, and ordinary citizens...
Busoga’s King rallies fathers to end child marriage and teen pregnancy
IGENGE, BUGEMBE — When you step onto the grounds of the Busoga Kingdom headquarters in Igenge, Bugembe, the Kyabazinga William...
Chinese language makes steady inroads as students, traders pick up classes
Is the influence of years of friendly relations between Uganda and China being reflected in the learning trends and decisions...
