Uganda · Desk
Reported stories, developing updates, and quick explainers from the newsroom
As Uganda marks 64 years of independence, leaders reflect on the unfinished business of African unity and the role of the youth in achieving it.
Preparations for the second edition of the Abavandimwe Carnival gather momentum, promising a bigger celebration of unity, culture and national pride in Uganda.
Noise pollution has become a significant problem in Uganda, with many residents calling for stricter regulations and enforcement to mitigate its effects.
Frank Gashumba raises bet to Shs500m, questions faith healing claims
Uganda marks 64 years of independence, prompting reflection on the country's progress and Africa's unfinished unity.
Rapid developments in Artificial Intelligence are blurring the boundary between imagination and reality, raising concerns among scientists, policymakers, and the general public.
Four civilian bodyguards of Uganda's opposition leader Bobi Wine have been granted bail by the Masaka High Court in a robbery case.
Masaka High Court grants bail to four NUP bodyguards, but two remain in custody due to separate military drill case.
Masaka High Court grants bail to four bodyguards of NUP president Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu
Netherlands is Uganda's largest source of Foreign Direct Investment, with over 200 Dutch-affiliated companies operating in the country.
Uganda Development Bank urges investors to develop Eastern Uganda's underutilized tourism attractions with patient capital.
Uganda's parliament probes the Intelligent Transport Monitoring System, questioning the value and accountability of digital number plates.
