Police in Rukungiri have arrested a 23-year-old KIU student for impersonating a UACE candidate after he was caught writing an exam on behalf of another student.
The event brought together a distinguished gathering of Ugandan government officials, members of the diplomatic corps, high-profile business leaders, and representatives from civil society, all raising a toast to the enduring bonds between the two nations and the Sovereign’s continued dedication to service.
These two properties are part of a cohort of 12 houses already constructed across the country, serving as a tangible testament to the nation’s promise to its heroes.
Wamala Hakim, a resident of Kalagi Village in Mukono District, was brought before the Nakifuma Chief Magistrate’s Court yesterday, 13 November 2025, following a post he made to rally his followers to take up arms.
Prosecutors have charged city socialite Bryan Kirumira, better known as Bryan White, with human sacrifice and manslaughter following the death of 25-year-old Nalubwama Carol.
Through a strong partnership between River Flow International (RIFI) and the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), classrooms are being transformed into living laboratories.
The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has announced that residents of Nakawa Division will receive their National IDs on November 15, 2025, as part of the ongoing nationwide renewal and issuance exercise.
A Primary Six pupil at Greenhill School in Buwate has died, three weeks after falling from a classroom building in an incident police are treating as a suspected suicide.
The newly completed residences are designed to improve the living conditions of the veteran families, featuring multiple bedrooms, a modern kitchen, a store, a pit latrine, a water tank, and an essential solar power system.
The opposition leader told the press on Thursday before his campaign trip to Bushenyi, that he and his party would “not allow the UPDF to interfere with the voting process because we all know who commands them”
The engagement, held at the National ICT Innovation Hub in Nakawa, was designed to strengthen media capacity in accurately reporting on the increasingly vital subjects of cyber-security, data protection, and privacy.
Kampala reaffirmed yesterday that the Government of the People's Republic of China (PRC) is the sole legal Government representing all of China, of which Taiwan is deemed an inalienable part.
State Minister for Works and Transport, Musa Ecweru, has withdrawn from the Amuria County parliamentary race to promote unity within the National Resistance Movement (NRM).
The Kingdom of Buganda hosted key partners, sponsors and stakeholders of the annual Kabaka Birthday Run to share an accountability and impact report on with a focus on HIV AIDS.
Some of the districts and MDAs with the most vacant positions for filling include Kisoro district with 288 positions, Koboko with 203, Madi-Okollo with 319, Luwero with 113 and Ministry of Works and Transport which is seeking to fill 292 positions
In a world-first breakthrough, doctors from Scotland and the United States have successfully performed stroke surgery using a robot, marking a major milestone in medical innovation.
Uganda’s Electoral Commission has officially launched campaigns for the 2026 Parliamentary and Local Government elections, marking a major milestone ahead of next year’s general polls.
Abraham Luzzi’s vision is anchored on accountability, efficiency, fiscal responsibility, and equitable development with the ultimate goal of ensuring that every Ugandan enjoys dignity, opportunity, and prosperity.
The ranking is based on data from Times Higher Education’s (THE) World University Rankings, which tracks how universities connect with businesses and international partners to drive innovation and socioeconomic development.
Speaking at a press conference at Mbale State Lodge on Saturday night, the President claimed that foreign elements were sponsoring opposition riots in a bid to gain control of Uganda's burgeoning natural resources.
Independent Kampala Central MP aspirant Abraham Luzzi, popularly known as Mr. Economy, has vowed to bring practical, reform-driven leadership to Parliament leadership rooted in transparency, youth empowerment, and economic transformation.
Their release followed an intense campaign of domestic and diplomatic pressure directed at the Ugandan government, sparking relief across the East African civil society community.