Hoima street vendors reject alternative market areas
Hoima West Division town clerk, Catherine Mbambu said the move is aimed at improving the city’s arrangement and boosting revenue collection.
Gulu City cracks down on street trade to restore order
Lamunu Lucy, a vendor at Gulu main market, recalled losses suffered during a previous enforcement operation.
Lira: Jealous man kills wife after seeing two men in her smartphone gallery
The crime occurred on February 26 at 20:30 am at Alit village, Adola parish, Awiodyek sub-county, Lira.
Kotido LC1 chairpersons petition RDC over missing NRM presidential candidate’s mobilisation funds
According to the chairpersons, they used their own money to transport the voters on that day expecting a refund but they have instead incurred losses.
From Colonial District Commissioners to RDCs: same story
Perhaps nowhere is the colonial continuity more starkly visible than in the Movement’s approach to political pluralism.
Kwania man, 73, dies after children disagree over land he sold for shs1.2m
Since the year began, close to 15 murder related cases have been recorded with police across Lango sub-region.
Gen Muhoozi holds talks with Kenya First Daughter Charlene Ruto, Jane Frances Acilo
The meeting took place at the Special Forces Command (SFC) headquarters in Entebbe and was attended by other high profile delegations.
Kotido rolls out mass vaccination of livestock
Lokoel Apatuko of Nayeele village, Lokorik parish in Lokwakieal sub-county, said the response from farmers towards vaccination is positive.
Refugee women bear the brunt of the climate crisis in Adjumani
The Office of the Prime Minister is urged to prioritise investment in drainage systems, replace grass-thatched roofs with iron sheets and review the refugee vulnerability categorisation system.
Concerns deepen as Alito bridge begins to break down
The bridge that stretches for about one kilometre becomes impassable when it rains with its fast-flowing water killing over 30 people last year.
Lamwo district executive directs CAO to address pension and gratuity concerns
The Constitution of the Republic of Uganda (1995), Article 254 – provides that a public officer has a right to pension as prescribed by law.
4360 international comedy festival launches global call for comedians
Founded by award-winning comedian and producer Thenjiwe Moseley, who was born and raised in KwaMashu, the festival invites comedians from across Africa and around the globe — including stand-up comics, alternative performers, street comedy artists.