Wagagai Flower Farm in Hot Soup Over Land Saga
By Racheal N. Namuli Wagagai Flower Farm Limited, located in Bufulu-Kasenyi, Katabi Town Council, is facing public backlash over a long-standing land dispute involving the
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DF Nomination to Move to Greater Masaka Next Week
By Kabuye Ronald The Democratic Front Electoral Commission has set the 26th and 27th of this month as the nomination dates for the party’s aspiring
KCCA Halts Ham’s Nakivubo Channel Redevelopment Over Lack of Approvals, Flooding Risks
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has ordered businessman Hamis Kiggundu’s Kiham Enterprises Ltd to immediately stop all construction activities along the Nakivubo Drainage Channel,
Slow Food Uganda Launches ‘Food for Change’ Project to Empower Young Women.
By Eric Yiga The “Food for Change: Slow Food’s Gender-Sensitive Approach to Empowering Young Women in Uganda” is a new project launched by Slow Food
Chaos in PFF Party: How Money, Intrigue and Power Struggle Crippled the Dark Blue Party
By Our Reporter: When a section of loquacious Peoples Front for Freedom (PFF) politicians broke away from their former political establishment; Forum for Democratic Change
Mechanic on Trial Over Fatal Crash That Killed Athlete Halima Nakayi’s Brother
By Eric Yiga The Mukono Chief Magistrates’ Court has begun hearing a case in which a mechanic, Idi Lumu, is accused of causing the deaths
UYD Petitions EC to Block Norbert Mao’s 2026 Presidential Nomination Over Leadership Legitimacy Disputes
By Jumah Kakomo The Uganda Young Democrats (UYD) under the Democratic Party (DP) has urged the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) not to nominate the party
Kisoro UPDF Officer Dies in Suspected Suicide After Manchester United Lost to Arsenal
By Robert Segawa The police in Kisoro district are investigating a suspected shooting of a Uganda people’s defence forces (UPDF) personnel after watching Manchester United
Why Lord Mayor Lukwago’s Opposition to Nakivubo Redevelopment Is Empty Rhetoric, Misguided and Harmful to Kampala
By Musisi Lwanga Originally constructed in the 1950s to mitigate flooding in Uganda’s capital, the Nakivubo Channel was once a cornerstone of Kampala’s drainage infrastructure.
56 Arrested in Nationwide Crackdown on Mineral Fraud, Police Warn of Surge in Gold Scams
By Robert SegawaThe Police Minerals Protection Unit has recorded a sharp increase in mineral-related fraud cases, arresting a total of 56 suspects between February and