Museveni talks Pan-Africanism at Uganda Martyrs’ 140th commemoration
President Yoweri Museveni was the chief guest during the Uganda Martyrs Day commemoration at the Anglican site.
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Martyrs Day 2025: Museveni, clergy call for faith, tolerance, and national unity
“The Uganda Martyrs stood for truth and justice. We must ensure that our public life is a reflection of these values,” Ssemogerere added.
Calls for legal reforms, malaria medicine probe dominate latest govt outreach meeting
The call for legal reforms came during a community meeting or Baraza organised by the Inspectorate of Government in Alebtong district.
Thousands mourn, celebrate statesman Rtd. Col. Tony Otoa
Rtd. Col. Tony Otoa died peacefully aged 85 on April 28 at his home in Boke, Lira City.
Cde Newton Noble Odongo’s letter to the IGP about traffic and road safety taken seriously
Due to negligence in road traffic enforcement and bad road usage, the 2024 crash figures were unfortunately immense.
Bishop Lino Wanok calls for integrity and health as Lira marks Palm Sunday
Bishop Wanok’s Palm Sunday message was timely, given the region’s ongoing internal divisions and leadership transitions within traditional structures.
Ugandan clergy urges renewal in the midst of corruption and crisis
The message from the clergy is centered on an unrelenting condemnation of corruption, which they describe as a cancer gnawing at Uganda’s soul.
Acholi stakeholders christen PDM “a strategy in combating school dropouts in Uganda”
The Parish Development Model (PDM) is a promising initiative in addressing poverty and, consequently, reducing school dropout rates in Uganda.
Uganda’s economic growth increased by 1.1% in fy2024/25 Q1
The economic growth stood at 5.6% in the first quarter of the financial year 2023/24, according to the Ministry of Finance.
Ugandan parliamentary legal team engages leaders on food and nutrition bill
Sudu Swaib Allah Aciga, the district Khadi of Yumbe, referenced the Quran’s teachings on food and nutrition, noting the importance of family planning in ensuring food security.
Akena to Gen. Muhoozi: JATT’s roles do not include terrorising the public
Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugabe, the CDF has defended the dress code of JATT amid wider condemnations.
Pressure emerges on govt with potential UMEME buyout delays
The government decided to show UMEME an exit door and they must now dig deeper into “their pocket” to send the company out with a huge package.