The morning begins like any other in Gulu, one of the three cities in Northern Uganda. Retail and wholesale shops, supermarkets creak their doors open as a stream of customers...

In Uganda and other developing countries, many patients with Motor Neuron Disease (MND) remain largely invisible and wrongly diagnosed. They struggle to afford or access specialised drugs/treatment that could enable...

The High Court in Jinja has ordered The AIDS Support Organisation to compensate a man with Shs190 million after ruling that he was erroneously diagnosed with HIV and kept on...

-Rights groups, Medical Experts Demand Reforms To Prevent Suffering, Deaths- Special report As dawn breaks, different health facilities in Uganda’s island districts and border communities begin their normal routine of...

Developing nations, Africa in particular, and climate-vulnerable regions around the world arrived in Belém, Brazil, to attend the 30th Conference of the Parties (COP30). From 10th to 21st November, the...

Climate change is getting worse, and its effects on the environment and people’s livelihoods are becoming unbearable. The changing rainfall patterns, rising temperatures and other extreme weather events have made...

Uganda has set a continental precedent after becoming the first country in Africa and the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to get a results-based payment from the Green Climate Fund (GCF)....

Around nightfall at Kasensero landing site in Kyotera district, Southern Uganda, a group of 20 local fishermen head out for fishing on Lake Victoria. Their family members are praying for their...

Masaka Cerebral Palsy (CP) activists in Greater Masaka Region have launched a campaign to ensure persons with CP get the liberty over their bodies and exercise their Sexual Reproductive Health...

Kampala Uganda set an ambitious goal for energy generation to meet its growing energy needs. It aims at generating 52,481MW of electricity by 2040 with nuclear energy contributing 24,000 megawatts...