Where Humanity Meets the Headlines
UDC reports creation of 5,790 direct jobs through investments in 28 companies over the past decade, unveils plan to accelerate industrialisation.
Regional powerhouses from Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, and Zimbabwe join hosts UNIK in a fierce battle for the Uganda International Woodball Open title this weekend.
A three-year programme aims to empower 84,000 young women creatives in Uganda, with 699 already employed in its first year. The CREATE initiative seeks to unlock the creative economy's potential.
The Uganda Karate Open Championship kicks off in Busia, marking the revival of karate in Uganda and selecting the national team for the East Africa Championship.
Lugogo Sports Complex will receive the largest share of NCS's sh266b capital development fund for 2027-28, featuring a new 15,000-seat indoor stadium and more.
President Trump announces the end of a 10-year security assistance accord with Israel, cutting $3.8 billion in annual aid and stating that Israel no longer needs it.
Kenya's Limuru Country Club hosted the fourth I&M Bank Katogo Golf Series, uniting 252 golfers from Kenya and Uganda in a spirited cross-border competition.
NCS has urged Uganda's women's handball team to build strong digital brands as they head to Tanzania for the Zone V Championship.
World Bank report reveals corruption costs Kenya $2.8 billion annually, equivalent to 2% of GDP, stemming from lost revenue and inefficiencies.
West Ham have named Scott Parker as their new manager after sacking Nuno Espirito Santo. Parker returns to the club where he spent four seasons as a player.
Bruno Fernandes says Manchester United's comeback win over Roma can be the start of something good, and dismisses lies about his relationship with manager Michael Carrick.
Phil Foden says he is rediscovering his best form after a difficult spell that saw him miss England's 2026 World Cup squad.
Jose Mourinho has paid tribute to Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel, whose death after an on-pitch collision has left the football world in mourning.
FIFA allows Council members to view key documents on the aborted World Cup private investment plan, as UEFA's deadline for answers passes.
Uganda opens its first local factory for HIV self-testing kits in Mukono District, aiming to improve access and reduce reliance on imports.
Makerere University reviews security and event protocols after a controversial incident at the 2026 Freshers' Ball, aiming to prevent future disruptions.
Makerere Guild Minister Mutebi Edward resigns, accusing Guild President Kadondi Gracious of interfering in the Freshers' Ball and undermining his ministry.
Miodi Aksam struck an 85th-minute winner as IUEA edged Bishop Stuart University 2-1 to open their Pepsi UFL campaign on a high.
Ava Peace's new single 'Mukomboti' reveals a surprising musical depth, challenging critics who dismissed her as just an entertainer.
Speke Resort Munyonyo hosted a vibrant Diwali celebration as Ugandan and Indian communities gathered for food, music, fireworks and cultural unity.
Uganda's Parliament raises concerns over limited returns from billions invested in science and innovation, citing stalled projects and commercialization failures.
ICT Minister Justine Kasule Lumumba has given Finance Minister Henry Musasizi 30 days to address UBOS chief Chris Mukiza's public opposition to the National Data Strategy.
MP Betty Nambooze pledges to pay school fees for late comedian Kapere's child, while King Saha promises to complete the comedian's unfinished house.
ICT Minister Justine Kasule Lumumba has given Finance Minister Henry Musasizi 30 days to address UBOS chief Chris Mukiza's public opposition to the new National Data Strategy.
Democrats win control of Congress in a stunning midterm rebuke of Trump, flipping key seats and setting the stage for investigations and legislative gridlock.
Democrat James Talarico wins Texas Senate seat, becoming the first Democrat to win statewide office since 1994, in a major blow to Republicans.
Forty-eight pupils from King David Junior School sat their final PLE paper after surviving a July crash in Kapchorwa that claimed 13 of their classmates.
Former Ntare School headteacher Jimmy Turyagyenda has been charged with abuse of office and causing a 110.8 million shilling loss over alleged irregular salary payments.
A Primary Seven candidate in Rubirizi gave birth at 2 am and still sat her PLE papers hours later, thanks to support from health workers and her school.
Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms wins Georgia governor race, becoming the first Black woman elected governor in US history. She defeated Republican Rick Jackson.
Uganda's Parliament has given the Energy Ministry two days to provide a detailed breakdown of beneficiaries of the Electricity Access Scale-up Project, citing accountability concerns.
Ugandan Pastor Dr Moses Maka Ndimukika has been elected to lead the Seventh-day Adventist Church across 11 countries in East and Central Africa, succeeding Dr Blassious Ruguri.
The Uganda shilling strengthened against the dollar on Tuesday, supported by commodity inflows, month-end remittances, and not-for-profit organizations.
Uganda's Parliament seeks legal clarity on URA's retrospective tax demands, as businesses face frozen accounts over excise duty payments dating back to July.
Bank of Uganda to shut down RTGS and ACH systems for four days from November 5 to November 9 for a planned upgrade, affecting interbank transfers and bulk payments.
Stanbic Holdings shares closed Tuesday at sh94.23 on the Uganda Securities Exchange, a 2.07% dip from the opening price of sh96.22.
Uganda's science agencies adopt AI and genomic sequencing to strengthen disease surveillance and prevent zoonotic outbreaks under the One Health Platform.
Uganda joins Global Entrepreneurship Week 2026 from November 16-21 at Enterprise Uganda, focusing on networking, training, and innovation.
Zombo District launches its first Agricultural Trade Show and Coffee Conference, aiming to boost coffee production and showcase agricultural potential.
Joshua Baraka hits back at King Saha's advice to focus on local success, declaring he wants to be a shark in the ocean, not king of the pond.
Barbara Ofwono once rejected teaching, but today she runs five schools and an online platform. She shares her journey from reluctant teacher to education entrepreneur.
Ethiopian authorities suspend independent newspaper The Reporter indefinitely for content that 'contradicts national interests', raising concerns over press freedom.
South Sudan's first-ever elections in December are overshadowed by a massive police recruitment drive, raising fears of a clampdown and doubts about the vote's credibility.
Young Americans face economic anxiety and political doubts ahead of midterms, with many struggling to build careers and divided on how to vote.
NSSF launches 8th Hills Run to raise sh1.5 billion for rural public schools, with corporate partners pledging millions to support education and digital literacy.
President Museveni intervenes to save former Uganda Cranes captain Andy Mwesigwa's school from auction over a sh480m loan, ensuring its future.
BUL FC moved to the top of the Uganda Premier League after a 2-1 win over SC Villa, ending Villa's unbeaten start and strengthening their title ambitions.
Saidi Bateganya, 44 and a father of eight, sits Primary Leaving Exams in Iganga, driven by political ambitions and a belief in lifelong learning.
Police in Luwero have rescued a five-year-old girl abducted while buying pancakes and arrested three suspects as investigations into the shocking case continue.
Minister Henry Tumukunde criticizes educated Ugandans for abandoning their communities after success, urging them to give back and support poverty reduction efforts.
Leaders in Uganda's Teso sub-region have asked President Museveni to intervene after the arrest of retired Lt. Gen. Peter Elwelu over subversion allegations.