A man from Wakiso District who spent two years in prison for threatening violence has had his conviction and sentence quashed by the High Court after a judge found that...

The teacher at Uganda Martyrs Secondary School, Kayunga, who was suspended over a viral nude video scandal, has apologised for her actions and appealed for a second chance from the...

A simmering land dispute in northern Uganda has escalated after residents in Nwoya District rounded up and impounded 13 cattle belonging to Gulu University, accusing the institution of expanding onto...

More than 3,000 artisanal miners have been forced out of a recently discovered gold mining site in Buyala Village, Busia District, following an operation conducted by the Mineral Protection Police...

A ceremony to launch the construction of a bridge in Njumaga Cell, Nyendo-Mukungwe Division, descended into chaos on Friday after a public altercation erupted between Masaka Resident City Commissioner (RCC)...

Uganda has secured a major boost for the development of its Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) after the Executive Board of the Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) approved financing worth EUR 650.75...

By Joel Kafuko The Inspectorate of Government (IGG), in partnership with civil society organizations, development partners, accountability institutions, local governments and the media, has relaunched the Bunyoro Anti-Corruption Caravan to...

Female boda boda riders in Kampala have received specialized training in road safety, professionalism and customer care as Uganda prepares to reinstate the Express Penalty System (EPS), a government initiative...

The Resident District Commissioner for Mpigi, Sarah Kaweesi Nannono, has ordered security agencies and environmental regulators to step up efforts to eliminate illegal sand mining in the Lwera wetland, warning...

The High Court in Kampala has annulled key provisions of Uganda’s cosmetics certification fee structure, ruling that the government failed to demonstrate adequate consultation with affected manufacturers before increasing charges...