We write in response to misleading claims published in The Observer (July 16- 22, 2025) regarding staff turnover at Makerere University. As Uganda’s premier institution of higher learning, we have a ...

Is it the grey hair? They never tell you when it starts, but one day, you will drink coffee and complain about fuel prices, then spend the evening calculating how many goats you will need to retire ...

Overview: Quality Chemicals supplies HIV medicines to 14 countries in the region, with 17 million treatments sold last year, ...

As Uganda approaches the 2026 general elections, the political landscape is becoming increasingly crowded and complex. New ...

Deliberate manipulation of the national budgeting process by government officials is now a major avenue for misappropriating ...

A third-year Makerere University student, Elson Tumwine, has been sentenced to two months in prison under Uganda’s Computer ...

At a time when social media is flooded with trends, dances, and quick entertainment, one Ugandan brand is carving out space ...

Local musician Douglas Mayanja, popularly known as Weasel, has been hospitalised at Nsambya hospital after allegedly being ...

In a bid to boost economic transformation, the Made in Uganda (MIU) project has been launched to help redefine how Ugandans ...

It is a familiar and uplifting scene: a borehole is drilled, a pump installed, and a colorful ribbon is cut. Children laugh ...

In 2020, he arrived in Kampala quietly. No fanfare. No motorcade. Just a deep sense of purpose. One morning in Karamoja, he ...

Last year, the Constitutional Court of Uganda issued its judgement in Initiative for Social and Economic Rights (ISER) v ...