Dr. Ben Ssenkeera, Senior Veterinary Officer and FMD control focal person at MAAIF, explained that government-provided vaccines have historically been insufficient, covering only 10% of Uganda’s 14.5 ...

Epapharas Kibugudu, a taxi driver, said most of Uganda’s major highways are narrow, creating congestion and increasing the risk of accidents. “There are narrow junctions, which have become black spots ...

The directive targets service lanes, road reserves, corridors, and other public spaces reportedly encroached upon by kiosks, containers, and informal developments. Street vending and businesses ...

On Friday, hundreds of royal subjects lined the trading centers and the Kasese–Fort Portal highway to welcome their king home. The celebrations culminated at Rwenzori Square in Kasese Municipality, ...

According to results announced by District Returning Officer Godfrey Byamukama on January 17, 2026, Milindwa narrowly defeated Mbaju with 10,845 votes against 10,760 votes. However, Mbaju alleges that ...

Livin Kabon, also known as “Messi” and a player for Onduparaka, scored the decisive goal midway through the second half to seal the win. The goal sparked wild celebrations among Bunyoro players, while ...

Authorities then extradited him to Uganda through Arua District (Vurra), where police and prison officers took him into custody. Investigators arrested Anguyo alongside his two brothers and girlfriend ...

In Election Petition No. 001 of 2026 filed before the High Court in Rukungiri, Ndungutse argues that Kaberuka was illegally declared the winner. He claims that Kaberuka’s real name is James Medard ...

A joint team of Ugandan and Congolese security forces carried out the operation. On Sunday, authorities transferred him from Arua in DR Congo to Arua Central Police Station in Vurra before escorting ...

Between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, fighters vacated positions in Kitsumbiro, Kipese, Katondi, Munyakondomi, Ivatama, Ilambula, Luseke, and Musimba—areas located 15 to 25 kilometres from ...

Mukose was picked up shortly after appearing on a political talk show on 90.8 Metro FM, located on Martin Road in Old Kampala.

Kirabira, a 66-year-old retired banker, has been the LC1 Chairman since 1989. Despite the grueling demands of the role and the lack of a formal salary, he has no intention of stepping down.