Global Indian Business Forum honors Sanjay Tanna for service to humanity
This international exposure, presents Hon. Sanjay Tanna as a missing link between Ugandan Entrepreneurs and Indian Investors.
Lango’s 2026 vote: A partnership for development, not politics
For years, Lango was often portrayed as politically distant from the ruling party. That narrative no longer holds.
Amolatar district receives shs150m science teaching kits
The kits will be distributed to 20 primary schools—15 best-performing and five worst-performing schools in the 2024 Primary Leaving Examinations (PLE).
Term 2026-2031: What Lango voters expect
In Oyam district, James Okello, a maize farmer, said MPs must prioritise feeder roads to ease the transport of agricultural produce.
Apac: Man, 70, allegedly killed by his one-year-old lover aged 40
On January 31 at around 1 pm, the suspect reportedly went to the home of the deceased in the company of two other women.
East Africa defence experts conclude guidelines workshop in Kampala
The workshop chairperson, Col Tobias of the Kenya Defence Forces, praised the delegates for their professionalism and teamwork.
Stop the gag and deliver on gender equality and right to health within next 59 months
When funding shrinks, gender responsive health programmes are often the first to be de-prioritised.
Lira City: LC1 chairperson, his female residents steal govt mosquito nets
The mosquito nets had been temporarily stored at Lira Police Primary School awaiting distribution to residents of Junior Quarters Cell under a Ministry of Health community program.
PLE 2025: Daylight Nursery and Primary School tops in Lango with excellence
In Aber Primary school, Oyam South, two pupils got Division One, and 33 in Division Two. Sixteen (16) candidates obtained Division Three.
UPDF 5 infantry division conducts 30km route march
It is during peacetime that we prepare for war and other military operations, Col Mpadwa said.
Audit exposes DNA justice gaps: How an underpowered Gulu forensic lab is letting cases stall in Northern Uganda
In Gulu, limited staffing means restricted services, overworked analysts and continued reliance on Kampala despite the region’s growing forensic needs.
How seasonal bush fires are fueling the climate crisis and hunger in northern Uganda
Without decisive climate action, Northern Uganda risks burning its future one season at a time.