Pre-Uganda’s 63rd independence anniversary murder in Lira
The body of the deceased was conveyed to Lira Regional Referral Hospital’s mortuary for postmortem.
Dara Christian High School: 216 candidates to write UCE and UACE 2025 examinations
The Deputy for Academics at Dara Christian High School, Ocaloyi Anthony, inspired the candidates by urging them to apply all the skills and knowledge they have developed throughout their studies in response to examination questions.
The 4 teachers sacrificing at Muntu primary school amid pay strike
Arts teachers in both government primary and secondary schools have laid down their tools over salary disparities.
Wisdom High School Kole dedicates S4 and S6 examination candidates to God
While presenting the school’s achievements, Wisdom High School headteacher Bongo Daniel appreciated parents for their trust and revealed a notable increase in student enrollment
Uganda now unstoppable in development, says President Museveni
Museveni said the economy is now growing fast, and with prioritisation, we shall generate money to cover other areas.
5 infantry division welcomes new deputy commander
The incoming Deputy Commander, Colonel Gai Fraser Mpadwa, thanked Maj Gen Katungi for the mentorship and opportunity.
Museveni is going to win massively – says Amb. Otengo
Among many things, Ambassador Rebecca Amuge Otengo has credited President Museveni for peace and security in the Lango sub-region.
Education Above All Foundation tackles climate challenges through EEIs in Kenya
Through initiatives like Green Youth 360, the EAA Foundation is helping to translate global commitments into tangible action on the ground.
Tobacco vendor licensing plugs the loopholes in implementing lifesaving health laws
Sabita Karapan said that it is the legal responsibility of tobacco retailers to ensure that all transactions of tobacco products are carried out at the outlet.
APO Group selected as Emirates’ public relations agency for Africa
The collaboration aligns closely with APO Group’s mission of pioneering the future of communication and being the channel for Africa’s voices.
Financial stress a major cause of mental health challenges in Adjumani
Briani Asiimwe, a mental health advocate who doubles as the psychosocial counsellor working with Totapuna, urges the community to adopt different ways of managing their stress without causing damage.
Adjumani: Cultural practices among refugee communities affect education
Mothers in the refugee settlements of Adjumani district have raised deep concern over persistent cultural practices that continue to negatively affect the education and moral upbringing of their children.