Uganda Police Force (UPF) says it is actively hunting for a woman who reportedly injected her co-wife with a poisonous substance that ended her life.
Uganda’s Parliament has today, May 02, 2023, passed the Anti-Homosexuality Bill, 2023, giving it another chance at presidential assent. The bill was passed after at least five amendments were made to clauses that the country’s 78-year-old long-serving leader found problematic based on the advice from Deputy Attorney General Jackson Kafuuzi and his senior, AG Kiryowa Kiwanuka.
National Water and Sewerage Corporation (NWSC) Managing Director Dr Eng Silver Mugisha has revealed that the institution has shelved the idea of buying new prepaid meters…
The fallout between Namyalo and Kitata is said to have been occasioned by some sort of power struggle between the two prominent ONC officials, with the PRO reportedly working to outshine his boss. Some reports even indicated that Kitata had attempted to meet Gen Museveni who was shocked and called Namyalo to understand why she sent the Lwengo LCV boss to represent her for an important meeting with the country’s number one.
It was, therefore, not surprising that social media tried to drag Che Otafiire, one of Kahinda Otafiire’s son, into the 2026 presidential race. Che is a soldier – just like his father, Museveni and his son Muhoozi.
On the morning of Tuesday, May 02, 2023, a bodyguard killed his boss Charles Engola, the junior (state) Ugandan minister of Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations, before shooting himself dead in Kyanja in the capital Kampala. Here is a quick look at Minister Engola’s profile:
A UPDF officer and bodyguard who shot dead his boss, junior labour minister Col (Rtd) Charles Engola, has been identified. According to Information Minister Dr Chris Baryomunsi, the bodyguard was Private (Pte) Wilson Sabiiti.
Col (Rtd) Charles Okello Engola, the Ugandan State Minister for Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations, is dead. Minister Engola was shot dead by his bodyguard at his home in Kyanja in the capital Kampala.
Kilembe Investment Limited, a power company supplying a number of districts in Western Uganda, has registered business-threatening losses over vandalism.