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Since Uganda gained her independence from the British colonialists in 1962, up to 10 leaders have reigned, holding the country’s top most office: the presidency. And regime changes in Uganda have mostly been chaotic. A top government now fears she will lose everything when President Yoweri Museveni leaves power.
Novelist Kakwenza Rukirabashaija has vowed to take the law in his hands after withdrawing his case against the Ugandan state. As a way of revenge, Kakwenza now threatens his tormentors’ wives and children.
The Minister of State for Investment and Privatization Evelyn Anite has given details of how a deal that was being negotiated with a Chinese investor failed.
Uganda’s government has unveiled a foreign investor for Kiteezi garbage project as it moves to transform waste at the Kiteezi landfill and to decommission the dumping site.
Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) has issued an apology over confusing numbers from its 2024 census report. As it also made an attempt at sanitizing census figures, UBOS invited the media to clean up what looks like a mess
A discriminatory decision by government to increase salaries of science teachers, leaving behind and demoralizing arts teachers, is a recipe for a looming education crisis as…
US Ambassador William W. Popp is yet to leave Uganda. The US envoy is also yet to issue any formal or informal apology to President Yoweri Museveni or his son and military chief Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba.
Ugandan military chief and first son Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has the attention of the US Senate Foreign Relations Committee following his social media posts threatening serious confrontation against US Ambassador to Uganda William Popp. But as a top US senator warns Muhoozi, will he cease fire?
Ugandan Pentecostals or Evangelicals (or Balokole as they are mostly referred to) have made significant gains in the past 10 years, adding more people than any…