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 
IPOD plans third presidential debate ahead of 2026 elections 
Digital loans are fuelling new debt crisis 
St Leo’s College S.3 student commits suicideÂ
Police in Fort Portal city, western Uganda, are investigating the death of a 17-year-old student from St. Leo’s College, Kyegobe,...
Judicial officers cry foul over govt U-turn on salary enhancement
All is not well in the judiciary, as deputy registrars, assistant registrars and chief magistrates blame the government for backtracking...
Dei BioPharma wins FDA nod in $300bn diabetes, obesity drug race
Overview: With FDA approval of its development plan, Dei BioPharma edges closer to offering diabetes and obesity treatments that could...
Trucks stranded in Zombo as poor roads halt trade to DRC
Several trucks transporting goods to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) are stranded in Zombo district, northern Uganda, unable to...
Lubaga Cathedral gets Shs 1bn refurb to mark 100 years
St. Mary’s Cathedral, Lubaga, is undergoing extensive renovation and development as it prepares to celebrate 100 years since its consecration....
White man arrested over fake bomb in Lubowa, Shs 600m ransom demandsÂ
A white man and a local boda-boda rider have been arrested for allegedly planting a fake bomb at a commercial...
Kampala traders storm court, demand release of colleagues
A group of Kampala city traders stormed the Buganda Road court on Wednesday, demanding the release of 17 of their...
Uganda’s road crisis: billions in debt, businesses in ruin
On a dusty afternoon in Najjera, the unfinished Kiwatule–Kira–Kiwogoma road tells two stories at once: one of promise, and another...
NUP at war with itself: Malende–Luyirika rivalry splits Kampala
On a recent afternoon at Makerere-Kavule, where the National Unity Platform (NUP) keeps its headquarters, a closed-door meeting stretched late...
Ministers, guards, fugitives face justice in a tumultuous week
The country’s courtrooms were busy last week, buzzing with stories that stretched from Kampala to Washington, from gold scams in...