Finance releases Shs 18 trillion for second quarter spending 
African pension funds rally to pool homegrown financial resources 
Government collaborates with Equity bank to combat poverty in Busoga 
Digital loans are fuelling new debt crisis 
New report exposes the human toll of Uganda’s oil push 
Ham’s Nakivubo channel takeover: will it be a hit or miss for the city?
It is no longer a matter of if, but when businessman Hamis Kiggundu, popularly known as Ham, will commence what...
Kikandwa businessman was killed by accident, says suspected shooter
The suspected killer of businessman Herman Kiyaga has reportedly told police that the deceased was not the intended target of...
The Bamulanzekis finally seal deal in style
For the more than a decade that I have worked with Nicholas Bamulanzeki at The Observer, I thought I had...
Busoga ‘divided’ as Among trounces Kadaga in NRM CEC election
Busoga sub-region is experiencing mixed reactions following Rebecca Kadaga’s decisive loss to speaker of parliament Anita Among in the National...
UCC orders former NTV journalist Dean Lubowa to apologise, retract all defamatory content
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has ordered online broadcaster TV10 Gano Mazima, owned by former NTV reporter Dean Lubowa Saava,...
Cranes fans find fun on train trips to Namboole
On Uganda Cranes match days during Chan 2024, the excitement didn’t start at Mandela national stadium in Namboole. It started...
Shamil Cruz Updates: From Seguku hustler to Uganda’s top Tiktoker
Born on 3rd December 1996, Shamil Wamala, better known as Shamil Cruz Updates, has risen to become one of Uganda’s...
Denis Onyango recalled to Uganda Cranes for World Cup qualifiers
Legendary goalkeeper and former captain Denis Onyango has been recalled to the Uganda Cranes national team for the crucial 2026...
Beyond tech: why everyone must adapt to disruptive technology
Overview: "We are living our lives in the cyber world, and so being cyber secure is very important; you want...
The silent killer in Uganda’s snacks
On the streets of Kampala, fried snacks are cheap, quick and everywhere—from golden chapatis and deep-fried cassava to packaged biscuits...