Museveni Takes Neutral Stance in Israel–Iran Crisis
President Yoweri Museveni has taken a neutral stance in the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran. Tensions sharply escalated on June 13, 2025, as both countries launched direct military strikes. The confrontation began when Israel carried out airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear and military infrastructure, prompting Iran to retaliate with missile attacks
Coca-Cola renews hydration partnership for the 2025 Rwenzori Marathon
Coca-Cola Beverages Uganda (CCBU) is going the distance in its partnership with the Tusker Lite Mount Rwenzori Marathon as it once again steps forward as the official hydration partner for the upcoming fourth edition of the race. The marathon, known for its scenic route and cultural immersion, will take place
New Study Shows the Coca-Cola System has an Economic Impact of $10.4 Billion Across its Value Chain in Africa, Supporting More Than 1 Million Jobs
The Coca-Cola Company today announced the results of a comprehensive, Africa-wide socio-economic impact study during the 2025 U.S.-Africa Business Summit in Luanda, Angola. The study shows that the Coca-Cola system, made up of The Coca-Cola Company and its authorized bottlers, working with a wide network of suppliers, manufacturers, service providers and
Mukono Pays Tribute to late Godfrey Kiwanuka Musisi
Mukono District Local Government has paid glowing tribute to one of Buganda region’s most influential figures in both political and social spheres. Described as a man of illustrious and inspirational legacy, Godfrey Kiwanuka Musisi was honoured for his unwavering commitment to improving the lives of people across Mukono, Buikwe, Buvuma
Court Sentences Kaboja Junior School teacher to seven years in prison
Buganda Road Magistrate Court has sentenced Kaboja Junior School teacher to seven years in prison over Sexual Abuse. Appearing before Magistrate Ronald Kayizi, Muwumuza Godfrey, a teacher at Kaboja Junior School was convicted and sentenced under plea bargain arrangement, on charges of attempted aggravated homosexuality and indecent assault on a
Dr. John Spire Kiggundu Died of Heart Attack – Post-Mortem Report
Cartoonist Dr. Jim Spire Ssentongo has dismissed allegations of foul play surrounding the sudden death of his brother, Dr. John Spire Kiggundu. Dr. Kiggundu, who also served as the President of the Association of Laparoscopic Surgeons of Uganda (ALSU), was found dead under mysterious circumstances on Sunday after being reported
Police Probes Mysterious Death of Dr. John Spire Kiggundu
Police is investigating the sudden death of Dr. John Spire Kiggundu, the renowned founder and director of Henrob Hospital in Zzana, and a trailblazer in laparoscopic surgery in Uganda. The investigation was confirmed by Police spokesperson Kituma Rusoke who said an in-depth inquiry is underway and that a postmortem examination
UPDF Troops In Somalia Encouraged To Prioritise Health For Operational Readiness
Troops of the Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) serving under United Nations Guard Unit Eleven (UNGU XI) in Somalia have been urged to prioritise their physical and mental health as a cornerstone of mission effectiveness and long-term operational success. The appeal was made by the Commanding Officer, Lt Col Peter
Ian Rumanyika Resigns from Uganda Baati
Ian Rumanyika has announced his resignation as Head of External and Corporate Affairs at Uganda Baati Ltd, effective June 30, 2025. Rumanyika joined Uganda Baati three years ago after serving at the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) for nearly 11 years. “It has been an honour to lead strategic communications, policy
Museveni promotes CID boss Damulira to Major General
Brigadier General Christopher Sserunjogi Damulira, has been promoted to Major General in the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF). The upgrade reportedly came straight from President Yoweri Museveni, a leader known for personally fine-tuning both his military and his legacy. As Commander-in-Chief, Museveni’s pen remains mightier than any parliamentary vote. Damulira
