Shs6.3b Seed School project begins in Acholi after six-year delay
For students at Laroo Seed Secondary School, the groundbreaking marks the end of a decade of learning without a permanent structure.
‘Bad agenda:’ Joint security operation in Lira City nets four suspects in counterfeit currency production
SP Jimmy Patrick Okema revealed that the suspects, all not the official residents of Lira City, were arrested on July 11, 2026, at approximately 4:00 p.m. at Agenda 501 Hotel, located in Ireda Agali Cell, Ireda East Ward, Lira City East Division.
When culture becomes commerce: Oktoberfest set to transform Gulu’s economy
Across Gulu, hotel owners are preparing for fully booked rooms, while restaurants, supermarkets, craft shops and transport operators anticipate a sharp rise in demand as visitors stream into the city.
President Yoweri gives shs102 million to Opit travellers bus crash victims
General Felix Busizoori, 4th Division Army commander, urged some bus owners to be responsible people.
Lack of urban development plans worries Kagadi, Kibaale leaders
Margret Naziwa Rujumba, the woman MP for Kagadi, said the issuance of land titles will help in curbing land insecurity, which she said has affected agricultural development.
Why the truth has become an endangered species in Uganda
In contemporary Uganda, the truth has become an endangered species, writes Prof. Oweyegha-Afunaduula.
Museveni calls for economic transformation to secure Africa
If you want to defend Africa, the economy must undergo socio-economic transformation, said President Museveni.
MP Omara emphasises EAC’s four pillars to fast-track regional integration
Odrek Rwabwogo, the PACEID boss, said East Africa’s promise will not be unlocked by speeches alone.
How technology can improve mental health support for children in Uganda
Technology and mental health experts argue that digital innovation presents an opportunity to improve children’s mental health outcomes alongside existing community-based support systems.
Grassroots women must be at the centre of decisions on land and climate finance
According to the communique from the convening, the participants affirmed that there can be no just energy transition without land justice, gender justice, and climate justice.
Kibaale residents speak out on corruption and land title delays
John Byarugaba, land surveyor for Kibaale, said all the land challenges were solved with land titles given to those registered.
Uganda’s border communities under scrutiny
For example, security assessments indicate that several recent gun-related incidents have been concentrated within the Palabek–Agoro border corridor, making the area a priority for intensified security surveillance.