Eco-feminist circle reimagines climate justice through healing, storytelling and leadership
Nearly 600 million people – almost half of Africa’s population – still do not have reliable access to electricity.
Ugandan Hanifah Mutesi competes for Team Navy in the 2026 U.S. warrior games
A native of Mbale district, Uganda, will join more than 200 seriously wounded, ill and injured service members and veterans at the Warrior Games, June 13 – 20, 2026, in San Antonio, Texas.
Adjumani traffic police sensitise boda riders on road safety and crash prevention
The Resident District Commissioner of Adjumani, Toko Swaib, urged riders to protect their lives and the lives of other road users by avoiding reckless riding and observing traffic regulations.
IGAD calls for immediate de-escalation as violence rocks Mogadishu
Somali authorities have instead blamed the unrest on armed groups allegedly linked to opposition movements,
Lira University approves shs65.7 billion for 2026/2027
Lira University Research Ethics Committee (LUREC) will raise shs375,277,790 and shs8,547,729,956 from Off-Budget Estimates (Externally Funded Budgets), among other funding sources.
Two men aged 33, 50 murdered in Kwania over rice theft suspicion
The deceased were dragged by a mob, assaulted up to Barkwac trading centre, where Ekonga Derrick died, SP Jimmy Patrick Okema, PRO of North Kyoga region, said.
Ruckus at Dokolo burial over food
Pastor Charles Ebwalu was knocked down by the rowdy youths and landed on a nearby house wall.
Lamwo leaders promise better service delivery and accountability
Aloyo Concy Immaculate pledged to promote responsible management of public resources and evidence-based planning.
Masindi gives CMD Limited 2 weeks to complete shs3.3b Kijunjubwa Seed School blocks
Despite the contractor receiving shs1.7 billion, the structure remains unfinished, something which is worrying the community and district authorities.
Hoima’s Karongo HCIII gets maternity ward worth shs590m
Hoima City Council mayor, Edward Isingoma, has urged the health workers at Karongo Health Centre III to prioritise better service delivery to the people seeking health services.
Lamwo leaders push for land titling to unlock government infrastructure development
Akor Joanita, a local businesswoman, believes improved administrative infrastructure would strengthen service delivery and reduce inconveniences faced by residents.
Northern Uganda’s silent sickle cell crisis breaking families apart
A nation-wide survey conducted between 2015 and 2018, revealed a high prevalence of sickle cell trait and sickle cell disease in Uganda with a crude birth-rate of over 240,000 sickle cell trait births and over 17,000 sickle cell disease births occurring annually in Uganda.