Security hailed as Museveni’s Busoga campaigns end
With the Busoga campaign trail now complete, both NRM leaders and security officials reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining a peaceful and secure environment as the election season intensifies.
Schooling ourselves to protect our present and secure our future
Recent data released by the WHO last month set the alarm bells ringing on drug resistance (or antimicrobial resistance or AMR).
Won Nyaci Yosam Odur Ebii laid to rest
Apap Yosam Odur Ebii, Won Nyaci of Lango died at 99 on November 10 at Lira University Teaching Hospital.
Lira City woman MP race: Why candidate Aceng Patricia wants EC to sanction incumbent MP Dr Aceng
Lira City woman MP race has intensified with each nominated candidates campaigning to win favours from voters.
UN Women warns of rising global digital violence
Feminist movements, which have driven global recognition of digital violence as a human rights threat, now face shrinking civic space, unprecedented funding cuts, and pushback that risk undermining years of advocacy.
International students reassess ROI as job markets tighten across top study destinations
Students from Uganda will remain one of the most vital student populations shaping this future, with students becoming more discerning, data-informed, and career-oriented than ever before.
Akena sacks MP Santa Alum as UPC whip in Parliament
Santa Alum Ogwang, Oyam District Woman MP was sacked on November 18, 2025, and replaced by Erute South MP, Jonathan Odur.
Zimbabwe, Cambodia get return on investment by addressing AMR
The European Commission supports and invests in the AMR MPTF because it ensures donor coordination, says Dr Gunilla Eklund, the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Health & Food Safety
Halleluyah Glory Farmers launches Julita Coffee Works Limited in the North
The Managing Director of Julita Coffee Works Limited, Michael Julius Tumwebaze, cited that their dream is to utilize all available land in Uganda for farmers to establish commercial coffee farms.
Oped: UPC unleashes “Part B violence” in Lira City
So far, UPC, at least in Lira City, is suffering from a deficiency of ideas, and that’s why they would rather play rugby!
Locals applaud Jane Acilo’s village-to-village campaign approach
Obonyo Frances of Adyeda B village, Adyeda parish in Eastern Ward, joined women in applauding Acilo for going to villages to share her manifesto.
Empowering women in Uganda’s political landscape: a call for equal opportunity
The legal framework governing Uganda’s elections, outlined in the 1995 Constitution, endorses women’s participation in the political sphere.