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Tororo political activist remanded over alleged unlawful disclosure of Tanga Odoi’s data

The complainant, Tanga Odoi, was also present in court during the proceedings. Tanga Odoi has previously complained that Dem Gaster Opondo has been using his social media accounts to tarnish his name, which he said he had built over a long period.

Minister Oleru calls for accountability in PDM implementation in Yumbe

"The success of the Parish Development Model depends on your commitment, integrity and ability to work closely with the communities you serve. Every eligible household deserves an opportunity to benefit from this programme”.

High Court cancels sh15m award against Pearl Bank

Justice Kinobe ruled that the bank could not reasonably have foreseen that the transactions were irregular, particularly because the account holder used the name “Barigye William” on the withdrawal slips.

'Distinguished record': Ugandan officials upbeat about Otunnu’s UN candidacy

Minister of ICT and National Guidance Justine Kasule Lumumba said Uganda is proud to support Otunnu, the former UN under-secretary-general for children and armed conflict, for the UN top job.

Business booms at Mutoto ahead of August 1 Imbalu launch

From food vendors and beverage sellers to poultry dealers, business operators said the influx of people has turned Mutoto into a round-the-clock marketplace, offering opportunities that many describe as unmatched elsewhere in the Bugisu sub-region.

CDF Gen. Kainerugaba visit to Kigali deepens Uganda-Rwanda bilateral cooperation

According to the Ministry of Defence and Veteran Affairs (MODVA), the discussions reflected the growing commitment by both countries to build on the progress achieved since diplomatic relations began improving.

Kiziba LC1 aspirant hacked, one killed as village polls halted

Lauben Muhabuzi, who was contesting for the village chairperson seat under the ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) ticket, is currently fighting for his life after he was hacked by an unidentified assailant and left nursing deep wounds and severe trauma.

EC extends voting time as early celebrations mark LC1 elections

“The extension is done to cater for the late arrivals of voters who found their names already read out at their respective polling stations. We allowed them to keep verifying in the register until the voting is done not later than 4 pm official time,” Byabakama stated.

Uganda is officially Ebola free – Minister Baryomunsi

Unlike previous Ebola outbreaks that informed the current 42-day declaration policy, the minister said Uganda’s 2026 Ebola outbreak arose from a fully documented importation event.

Busoga urged to turn up in large numbers for LC1 elections

Kisaka, who also serves as the NRM Secretariat’s Busoga sub-region coordinator, called upon NRM supporters to remain united and focused as they vote for the party flag bearers in a bid to help the party secure victory across all village structures in the Busoga sub-region.

Don’t vote LC1 candidates without toilets, utensil stands — minister Kawooya

Kawooya said local leaders at the village level remain influential in their respective communities and should act as role models by possessing key home basics.

Only 40 Cents of every PEPFAR dollar reached frontline HIV care — USA

New data shows that the Trump government is responsible for severe deterioration in programme outcomes, including HIV treatment cut for 77,163 children, 42% reduction in PrEP enrollment, and the closure of 1,700 PEPFAR HIV treatment sites.

Minister Nakawuki tracks Ajai white rhinos, rallies locals to champion tourism

“This is opening up Madi Okollo and West Nile to the world. You are lucky to have rhinos because many places do not have, please let tourism here begin with you as locals. Enjoy it; opportunities will be abundant as the place gets busier. The President has pledged to tarmac this road, meaning more money is coming, hence improved standard of living,” the minister said while addressing journalists.

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Monthly export earnings reach sh4.97 trillion in May

Gold remained Uganda’s leading export commodity, earning $814.78m (sh3.01 trillion) in May, although this was lower than the $866.10m (sh3.20 trillion) earned in April. Coffee retained its position as Uganda’s second-largest export, generating $151.70m (sh559.8b) from exports of 617,491 sixty-kilogramme bags during May, compared to $155.54m (sh573.9b) earned from 591,687 bags exported in April.

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Painkillers, herbal medicines fueling kidney disease

“Most patients who take herbal medicine think that because it is natural, it is safe. Unfortunately, many of these products have unknown ingredients and unknown doses. They don’t only injure the kidneys, but also the liver,” Kalyesubula said. Specialists are also blaming the widespread habit of self-medicating with painkillers for the growing burden of kidney disease.

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King David Junior School director spent only 3 months in new mansion

During his funeral service on July 20, Ssekadde’s family told mourners that he had previously lived in Lufuka Zone but moved to the new home immediately after purchasing it because owning a storied house had always been one of his biggest dreams. The family, however, did not disclose details surrounding the circumstances, but revealed that the previous owner of the house also died under unclear circumstances.

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How Gheto Kids made World Cup history

For barely 10 minutes, the Triplets Ghetto Kids captivated one of the biggest television audiences with explosive choreography, boundless energy and infectious smiles as they shared the stage with Colombian pop superstar Shakira and Nigerian Afrobeats giant Burna Boy.

Tayebwa pushes for diagnostic labs in schools to curb malaria fatalities

Tayebwa made the remarks while officiating at the closing ceremony of the Parliamentary Malaria Walk, which took place at the South Wing parking area on Sunday, July 26, 2026.

Use social media responsibly, avoid sectarianism — Minister Muhwezi

“Social media has become an important tool for young people to acquire knowledge, conduct business, and generate income. I urge those using it for hate speech to turn to developmental ideas,” Minister Muhwezi advised.

National Cleaning Days are about changing our mindset — VP Alupo

"Let us make cleanliness a daily habit, not an occasional activity. If each of us plays our part, Uganda will be clean, healthy, and prosperous," says Vice-President Jessica Alupo.