Museveni endorses Tayebwa for Deputy Speaker amid Parliament probe
President Yoweri Museveni has endorsed Thomas Tayebwa for the position of Deputy Speaker, a move that is likely to shape the leadership contest in Parliament even as the institution grapples with an ongoing corruption probe. The endorsement was confirmed by Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the Chief of Defence Forces, who said
Security forces raid Anita Among’s parliamentary offices as probe deepens
Security agencies have raided the parliamentary offices of former Speaker Anita Annet Among, marking a dramatic escalation in ongoing investigations into alleged corruption. The offices, located on the fifth floor, north wing of the Parliamentary Chambers, were stormed by a joint team of police and military investigators at around 9:00am.
Russia Steps Into Uganda’s Ebola Fight as Regional Fears Mount
Uganda is set to receive a team of Russian specialists to support its Ebola response, in a move that underscores both the urgency of the outbreak and the growing role of international actors in the country’s public health strategy. The deployment comes at a critical moment, as health authorities warn
Airtel Hands Over Shs 42.9 billion to UCC to Accelerate Rural Connectivity Across Uganda.
Airtel Uganda has handed over Shs 42.9 billion to the Uganda Communications Universal Service and Access Fund (UCUSAF), reinforcing its commitment to expanding digital connectivity across Uganda. The contribution represents 2% of Airtel Uganda’s gross annual revenue for the financial year ending 31st December 2025, in full compliance with the Communications Act and the
Security agencies impound Anita Among’s New Rolls Royce, Range Rover
Security agencies have impounded two vehicles belonging to former Speaker of Parliament Anita Annet Among as security agencies intensified their search at her residence in Kigo for a second consecutive day. The operation, involving a joint team of police and military personnel, is part of an ongoing investigation into alleged
NRM’s Moses Karangwa dies in road crash
Presidential Advisor on Special Duties and National Resistance Movement (NRM) chairperson for Kayunga District, Moses Karangwa Kalisa, has died following a road accident. His death was confirmed by the Minister for the Presidency, Milly Babalanda, who described the incident as a tragic loss. “It is with deep sorrow that I
Ugandan bikers set for European tour to market ‘Explore Uganda’ campaign
Uganda’s tourism promotion drive is revving into high gear, with a team of local bikers set to embark on a cross-continental expedition aimed at marketing the country to European audiences. In partnership with the Uganda Tourism Board (UTB), the Uganda Bikers Association will undertake a 1,000-kilometre motorcycle tour across six
Uganda eyes investors as it prepares to host Future Hospitality Summit
Uganda is ramping up efforts to position itself as a prime investment destination in tourism and hospitality, as it gears up to host the Future Hospitality Summit (FHS) Africa in February 2027. The announcement was made by Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) Chief Executive Officer Juliana Kaggwa during a press briefing
Breaking: Anita Among Withdraws from Speakership Race, confirms police investigations
Bukedea District Woman MP Anita Annet Among has announced her withdrawal from the race for Speaker of Parliament. Her decision follows ongoing investigations into allegations of corruption. Security agencies, including the police and the army, are currently searching her residences in Kololo and Kigo in an operation that began on
Museveni Assents to Sovereignty Law Amid Debate Over Foreign Influence
President Yoweri Museveni has assented to the Protection of Sovereignty Bill, 2026, officially turning it into law, barely two weeks after it was passed by Parliament. The legislation was approved following the adoption of the committee report and clause-by-clause consideration, capping weeks of intense debate over its provisions. Tabled on
