Nandala promises crop insurance, interest-free loans for farmers 
‘Slapping cop’ Nsiima granted Shs 1m bail 
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 
Dr Brian Semujju, the journalism professor who has not lived to be
Sometime in 2016, while I was undertaking a master’s degree in Journalism and Communication at Makerere University, Dr William Tayeebwa...
Secret owners of Uganda’s state deals exposed
The laws have been rewritten, but behind Uganda’s bold new push for corporate transparency lies a deeper question: can a...
Ticket mayhem at CHAN Cranes opener as scammers cash in
On Monday morning, the scene outside the Fufa complex in Mengo resembled a frantic street auction rather than a ticket...
Justice Katureebe’s sons in brutal clash over MP seat
In western Uganda’s Bunyaruguru county, a political contest between two brothers has erupted into a public spectacle—one that lays bare...
Cranes under pressure – The Observer
Overview: At least every player was guaranteed Shs 35 million, but the Desert Foxes of Algeria, put paid to The...
UNBS launches e-portal to streamline import inspections and cut clearance delays
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS) has launched a new imports electronic portal (e-portal) to streamline the inspection and...
Museveni splashes Shs 12 billion on Muslims
President Yoweri Museveni has sponsored 50 Ugandan Muslims to perform the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, Saudi Arabia, as part...
Buyende parish priest arrested over teen’s torture and deathÂ
The parish priest of Wesunile Catholic Parish in Buyende district, eastern Uganda, has been arrested for his alleged role in...
Zert Essential provides ray of hope for underprivileged children
Zert Essential, whose real name is Kizito Sirajje, is a fast-rising actor, media personality and film director of international acclaim....
Ugandans lose hope in corruption fight – Twaweza reportÂ
Three out of four Ugandans (74 per cent) say corruption is either very severe (22 per cent) or extremely severe...