Robberies and murders remain high ahead of December
The month of December is expected to see a surge in crime rates and Police say they are ready to secure safety.
Author: By Julius Male
Dr Kizza Besigye exposes Star Times Uganda in ‘subscriptions scam’
As of 2021, Star Times Uganda had reached 400 villages in the country.
UBOS to create over 90,000 temporary jobs for 2024 census
Uganda rescheduled its National Population and Housing Census 2023 to May 2024 due to logistical challenges. Currently, Uganda has a population of 46 million people.
Efforts heightened to hunt down tourists’ killers
Tourist arrivals in Uganda increased to 815,000 in 2022 from 513,000 in 2021, according to Trading Economics.
Foreign tourists, Ugandan driver killed by suspected terrorists
On October 15, President Museveni called on Ugandans to be vigilant following an earlier deadly ambush by ADF terrorists in Kasese.
Usalama kwa wote – Karamoja: 27,000 warriors arrested, 1,015 guns recovered
Cattle theft in the Karamoja sub-region is gradually reducing after the intervention by the UPDF.
Uganda, World Bank agree on pro-people dev’t agenda
We assured the World Bank that Uganda will continue to implement our pro-people development agenda in an inclusive manner as we’ve always done.
Norway to close embassy in Kampala in 2024
The Norwegian Embassy in Kampala will close at the end of 2024, Uganda Foreign Office could not be available for comments.
Dr Jane Aceng’s plan to have functional national hospitals
Dr Jane Ruth Aceng has told the government to implement three-phase power connection to sort out inadequate power supplies to hospitals crisis the country.
Moroto: Turkana pastoralists receive livestock after surrendering guns
On March 22, 2023, three Ugandan geologists who were on a routine mapping in Moroto district were brutally killed.
ANT party mocks Museveni as Uganda-AFCON2027 talks on
Uganda will have to be pragmatic and build new stadiums to host the AFCON2027 games.
Man netted with 200 pieces of timber cut from Mabira forest arraigned
In 2021, Uganda lost 49,000 hectares of tree cover, equivalent to 23.5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions.