Patience Natukwasa, the Makindye ghetto midwife
Natukwasa’s intentions are clear: to transform the ghetto community. She has vowed to continue educating the community about health and explaining why they are experiencing certain health issues.
Category: Crime & Investigations
5 on the run following the death of Dokolo man, Olido
The above teams were led by the Dokolo District Criminal Investigations Department, which visited the scene.
Man found dead in Okole swamp remains unidentified
Moses Adee, the LC1 chairperson of Railway Quarters B, also believes the deceased was killed and then dumped in his neighborhood.
EU envoy lauds UPDF role in regional peace
According to the CDF office, the EU Special Representative expressed strong admiration for the UPDF and pledged to work for stronger EU-Uganda relations.
Uganda and DRC meet in Arua to discuss cross-border crime
Arua RCC Kumakech emphasised the critical need to combat cross-border criminality affecting businesses.
VSLA: A lifeline against GBV in refugee communities in northern Uganda
Ms Florence Abao, the founder of the Village Loan Saving Association to which Kiden belongs, believes that the association has contributed greatly to reducing gender-based violence (GBV) in the refugee settlement.
Wolves’ guards arrested for murder of Ultimate guard
According to preliminary findings, the suspected murderers opened fire on the guards, killing Calvin Abia of Ultimate Security Limited.
An amok UPDF soldier killed
Maj Bilal Katamba said the UPDF sympathizes with the family of the soldier killed while on official duty and wishes the injured a speedy recovery.
Children abandoning school for booming plastic waste money
The World Day Against Child Labour was observed on June 12, 2024, by the International Labour Organization (ILO) and human rights advocates around the world.
Marketplace, a classroom for a teenage boy in northern Uganda
Okello is one of the many children in northern Uganda who are putting food on the table for families.
Thomas Kwoyelo jailed for 25 years for war crimes
Kwoyelo’s defense lawyer, Henry Evans Ocheng, has stated that they are prepared to file an appeal within 14 days regarding unsatisfactory sentences.
Weaponization of the internet; path to our grave
Arthur Owor, the Director of the Centre for African Research and a human rights advocate told this publication that in Uganda, there have been a number of instances whereby the government had shut down the internet and the new media.