Experts explain kidney disease as Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso battles with it
As many kidney patients go unnoticed, Uganda’s surgeon, Dr Anthony Buhangamaiso, 37, has been diabetic for the past 20 years
Author: By Milton Emmy Akwam
Yet again, Kassanda’s fatal road crash adds to the country’s upsetting statistics
Uganda has reintroduced breathalyzers to help in controlling the increasing cases of road crashes.
Zombo tea cooperative society chair brutally murdered
Jimmy Okello, a tea farmer and coop leader was killed by unknown people who sliced his face and can hardly be recognized.
UNESCO, Police tip journalists on safety reporting
Journalists and media workers urged against taking sides, with key institution like UNESCO pledging to offer them safety reporting training.
“Leaders of over 900 UPC converts” sign cooperation agreement with NRM
UPC top converts signed the cooperation agreements with NRM party on August 4, 2023.
UJU’s Ouma Bwire on journalists’ safety, partisan coverage and 2026
Uganda Journalists Union General Secretary tells journalists to Detach political affiliations from the story.
Medical interns: UPC commends govt but concerned about ‘low allowance of shs1m’
“The monthly allowance of 1 million shillings to medical interns is a drop in ocean and out of touch with the reality as our prices of goods and services continue to rise day by day.”
Uganda’s global record: 79 die, 338 injured in July road crashes
Ugandans are perishing in road crashes at an alarming rate, available data shows.
Ex-Law society pres., Wall receives 1st in-house counsel award 2023
Pheona Nabasa Wall was the President of Uganda Law Society who left incredible marks behind.
MP Acuti’s programme to empower Kole North youth
Kole North MP, Acuti, started his youth skilling programme and has seen 300 youths undergo various vocational training.
Dr Eunice Apio starts her legislative duties Thursday
Dr Apio beat NRM’s Samuel Okello Engola and two others to replace Col Rtd Okello Engola Macodwogo.
Among reiterates: “adopted traffic measures be implemented” as scores die in July
The annual crime report of 2022 by Uganda Police shows that out of every 100 traffic crashes – 22 people died that year.