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The High Court on day three of the trial of Onyum Christopher Okello heard fresh testimony from prosecution witnesses detailing the suspect’s movements between Bunga and...
Kampala, Uganda — The Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, widely known as Bobi Wine, has sparked public debate after several police officers previously assigned to his security detail...
From both a procedural and political perspective, the National Resistance Movement has already made its position clear. The decision by the Central Executive Committee (CEC), to...
Police Respond to Rising Crime Fears, Reveal Major Security Breakthroughs
I have always helped young boys and girls from the ghettos. I give them a place to sleep, feed them, and show them how to work...
Kirunda said the President’s decision followed persistent instances of misreporting citing a specific incident when Museveni hosted Members of Parliament on a wealth creation tour at...
The Office of the NRM National Chairman Manager, Hajat Hadijah Namyalo Uzeiye, has called on Ugandan women to restore discipline, patience, and self-respect in their marriages,...
How much more can you press an individual? Loyalty, integrity, commitment; these no longer seem to matter in our party,” Kadaga lamented warning that a contested...
The Resident District Commissioner for Kalangala Fred Badda urges the government to come up with an early warning system for such calamities while encouraging residents to...
Kabbyanga and his mobilization team braved hilly terrain on motorcycles to reach Bungamuyagha II Village, Ihango Parish, Ihandiro Subcounty where he was warmly received by women...
Kabbyanga to Kiyonga: You Served Well But It’s Time for New Leadership
If the CDF ordered their arrest, it points to serious breaches,” a senior officer speaking on condition of anonymity told The New Light Paper security correspondent.
Despite lacking formal qualifications in economics or advanced education, Segirinya demonstrated unmatched intelligence and a deep commitment to improving the lives of ordinary Ugandans.
The project, which cost UGX 4.7 billion, employed over 1,800 casual and technical workers who physically carried all construction materials on their backs and heads.
Young men and women are struggling. Many come to UBC seeking opportunities as volunteers, but this poses significant challenges