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Chagga: I’m protected by whites, I will return to UK

He claimed that the people who were supposed to pick him up at the airport failed to show up because they wanted him to seek asylum from the authorities, an option he was unwilling to pursue.

I don’t regret ending friendship with Prima- Spice Diana

“I actually thank God our friendship ended because some people leave you, and it’s for the best,” she said

Music Review: Shake It – Biya

Biya  uses African rhythms, an Afro-electronic sound that is unusual whilst being simultaneously contemporary. Having made her mark as an acoustic singer-songwriter favouring contemporary folk music, this is a more commercial approach, a more pop approach that still manages to hold on to her musical roots.

URSB Steps Up Copyright Protection Ahead of Continental Symposium

The renewed focus comes as Uganda prepares to host the Continental Copyright Symposium from October 19 to 21, 2026, at Speke Resort Munyonyo in Kampala. The meeting will bring together regional and international stakeholders to discuss how copyright and neighbouring rights can promote creativity, protect intellectual property and contribute to Africa’s economic development.

Tupac murder: Ex-gang leader sentenced to life in prison

Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, was sentenced on Tuesday after a jury found him guilty of first-degree murder in August. He received two consecutive terms of 20 years to life — one for murder and another for the use of a deadly weapon. 

Diddy loses 41 days of good behaviour credit over prison fights

The records reportedly show that Diddy was cited for fighting on July 31 and September 30, 2025, with another major violation recorded on October 1. He also reportedly committed minor phone-related violations on July 7 and September 19, 2025.

Gen. Saleh takes on King Saha over ‘Akamwanyi’ song

“King Saha lied in the Akamwanyi song when he said our coffee was stolen. I want to assure him today that the coffee is back,” Saleh said, urging Ugandans to support the group. Gen. (Rtd) Saleh asked the DJ to play the song, recalling its lyrics and challenging the singer’s message about the country's coffee. “Do you have that record?” he asked before calling for the song to be played.

Levixone, Desire Spark Twins Buzz with Baby News

In the heartwarming video, the couple enjoy a lunch date as Levixone affectionately caresses what appears to be Desire’s baby bump, while she smiles.But it was the caption that got tongues wagging. “The only Ssalongo this year,” the couple wrote, prompting speculation that they could be hinting at twins.

Our Lady of Mt Carmel Parish seeks sh600m for renovation

The parish has scheduled a fundraising dinner for Saturday at Sheraton Kampala Hotel, with Kampala Catholic Archbishop Paul Ssemogerere expected to attend as the guest of honour.

TikToker remanded over cyber-stalking health PS Diana Atwine, Minister Nabakooba

According to the charge sheet, Nsubuga, 40, a businessman and TikToker residing in Kisubi, Katabi Sub-county, Entebbe Municipality, Wakiso District, allegedly committed the offences in September 2026 using his TikTok account, identified as “@President Uganda First Lawyer wa Bantu Babulijjo”.

How athletes swept Miss Uganda pageant

Nagayi, 19, from Masaka, represents Gators Swim Club, while Nakato previously played for KCCA Netball Club and currently serves as the club's assistant manager.

Faith of Unity, Catholics fight over over P.7 candidates’ prayers

The fight started on Tuesday (October 12) at around 10:00am as Rev. Fr. John Baptist Abigaba of St. Mary’s Kagadi catholic Parish in Hoima Diocese was praying for the pupils at Kateete Primary School, prompting parents who belong to the Faith of Unity movement to invade the school with sticks and withdraw their children. 

'Breaking Bad' actor RJ Mitte dies aged 34

Co-stars rushed to pay tribute to the performer, with Cranston recalling how Mitte was 14 when the show began and "met the demanding shooting schedule head on with great determination."

From netball court to pageant stage: Nakato's journey to Miss Uganda final

Nakato’s netball career included a four-and-a-half-year spell with UCU, where she was both a university student and club player.

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No house, no spouse?

“A serious woman would support her partner towards building a home for the family. A lot of lazy women just want a man who is already a finished product,” Fatboy said. He added that at worst, the detractors of Makula’s house-for-wife proposition argue that she and her ilk are proponents of prostitution in disguise, telling women to sell their bodies for houses. Exchanging legs for houses does not sound like the ideal relationship.

California roller coaster shut after brain damage claims

The X2 at Six Flags Magic Mountain features precipitous drops and jarring twists that have thrilled millions of riders over two decades, with seats that swivel 360 degrees as cars travel at speeds of up to 80 miles (130 kilometers) an hour.

Fresh details emerge as Police arrest woman linked to singer Matovu’s death

"When the suspect arrived at the house, he first knocked at the door, but the two refused to open. He then lay in ambush and waited for the two to get out. As Matovu and the woman headed to his car, a Land Rover UAR 982H, the assailant attacked them, first hitting the woman before attacking Matovu."

Afrigo Band founder Moses Matovu murdered

Matovu died on Thursday morning, September 24, 2026, after being rushed to Kibuli Hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries after losing a lot of blood.

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Sharing a bed in the heat

One wants the windows wide open, while the other is worried about mosquitoes. And when the temperature rises further, even cuddling can suddenly feel like an unnecessary source of heat. In other words, there may be too much sunshine outside, but sometimes there is also too much heat in the bed. “Sometimes, something as simple as one partner wanting a duvet while the other prefers to sleep uncovered can create tension,” counselling psychologist Madinah Ismail says, noting that couples have different bodies and comfort preferences.

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TOORO: A kingdom of mountains, forests and royal memory

For days, Oyo left the comfort of the palace and joined guides and climbers on the arduous ascent. The climb drew attention not only to the majesty of the Rwenzori, but also to their importance as a tourism and conservation asset. Following the death of the beloved monarch on August 27, the mountain carries another significance. For adventure seekers who want to follow the trail he once walked, Margherita Peak offers the challenge of experiencing the Rwenzori for themselves.