New infections remain a concern among adolescent girls in Uganda
Uganda's Ministry of Health and Uganda Aids Commission call for joint efforts to curb HIV transmission, citing concern over new infections among adolescent girls.
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Uganda's Ministry of Health and Uganda Aids Commission call for joint efforts to curb HIV transmission, citing concern over new infections among adolescent girls.
Asuman Kiyingi claims General Muhoozi Kainerugaba is unlawfully directing a political movement through the Patriotic League of Uganda.
UNESCO reports 50 media workers killed by drone strikes in 2024 and 2025, amid a 20% increase in journalist killings.
Uganda's government trains coffee roasters to develop flavour profiles for international markets, particularly Europe.
China's Exim Bank has financed major infrastructure projects in Uganda, transforming the country's transport, energy, and oil sectors.
Police and UNEB monitors arrest three over Primary Leaving Examinations anomalies at Prince Junior School in Gayaza, Wakiso District.
Commonwealth Sport has launched the St John's Sports Pledge, an initiative to harness sport's power to address societal challenges.
Researchers at Uganda Christian University call for increased government funding to address financial constraints and rising operational costs affecting research projects.
Police in Uganda's Luwero District have rescued a five-year-old girl, Wassanga Shabira, who was abducted while buying a pancake in Mabale Village on October 28, 2026.
Uganda's Table Tennis duo Jemimah Nakawala and Joseph Sebatindira end their Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics campaign with wins in their singles games.
African cities are reclaiming degraded land, restoring wetlands and turning waste into resources to improve urban life and build more resilient cities.
Housing Finance Bank has committed UGX 80 million to support the NSSF Kampala Hills Run, aimed at improving learning conditions in public schools across Uganda.