How Sanjay became the first Ugandan of Indian descent to be appointed a full cabinet minister in the NRM govt
This appointment, which has received countrywide acclaim, places Tanna in the books of History.
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Smart Hands Africa adds Supermicro to growing portfolio of customer services
Smart Hands Africa to deliver professional and technical services across key African markets.
PLU Daudi Kabanda criticises Museveni over Among ‘corruption amnesty’
It’s worth noting that Anita Among’s fall has drawn both excitement and concerns over how corruption in Uganda is fought, and if it is genuinely being fought, why do others get harsh penalties.
Eyes wide open: What smart glasses mean for citizen privacy in East Africa
What makes this moment critical is not just the technology itself, but the asymmetry it creates: between those who can see, record and analyse, and those who are unknowingly seen.
The invisible must get served first by legally binding treaty for older persons
Longevity is one of humanity’s greatest achievements yet the promise of longer life is too often accompanied by gaps in the protection of human rights.
Kony’s wives, children repatriated from CAR
The women are identified as Ugandan national Ikol Grace, 33, and South Sudanese national Aniyessi Teregina, also 33.
Women’s outreach and drone training at Entebbe UN base conclude
Director of the UN Regional Service Centre Entebbe, Paulin Djomo, thanked the participating member states and commended the trainees for their dedication and hard work throughout the courses.
Life at 16! Teen mother battles stigma, poverty, and fragile safety net
Prisca, a born of Oyam South, Northern Uganda, says she conceived in 2023 while working as a domestic helper in Kampala.
Gulu State Attorney Sarah Amony accused by Otwal residents of land grabbing, graveyard destruction
Multiple families allege that agents and armed men claiming to act on behalf of a State Attorney have fenced off gardens, demolished homes, desecrated graves, and uprooted crops within the past month.
Turning development justice analysis into collective actions
Social protection is so critical for advancing women’s rights as well as rights of gender diverse and indigenous peoples, said Kate Lappin, Regional Secretary of Public Services International Asia Pacific.
UN Women report: Online violence against women journalists has doubled since 2020
The new report has been released by UN Women ahead of World Press Freedom Day on May 3, 2026.
Indigenous peoples and feminist movements demand a just, rights-based energy transition at global conference in Colombia
The Brazilian COP30 presidency, which is running a parallel process to create a road map for fossil fuel phaseouts that will be delivered at COP31 in November 2026, has indicated that it will consider the outcomes from Santa Marta.