Canary Mugume: I am one of the silent men suffering domestic violence
NBS Television investigative journalist Canary Mugume has publicly spoken out about what he describes as years of domestic abuse at the hands of his wife, Fiona Nagirinya, widely known as Sasha Ferguson. The couple married on September 19, 2021, at Miracle Centre Cathedral under the officiation of Pastor Robert Kayanja.
Treescape Planet, Travad Tours partner to Drive Eco-Tourism
Treescape Planet Organisation has announced a new partnership with Travad Tours Uganda Ltd, marking a major step toward expanding eco-tourism and promoting sustainable travel across Uganda. The collaboration was unveiled on 23 November 2025 during a community tree-planting activity at Christ the King High School in Bweya. The partnership blends
NIC Unveils Shs 7.28 Billion Boost for She Cranes Ahead of Celtic Netball Cup
NIC General Insurance has announced a landmark sponsorship worth USD 2 million (about Shs 7.28 billion) to support the She Cranes as Uganda’s national netball team steps up preparations for the Celtic Netball Cup, scheduled for 26–30 November 2025 at the Emirates Arena in Glasgow, Scotland. The announcement was made
Bobi Wine Accuses Police of Double Standards, Urges Byabakama to Resign
The President of the National Unity Platform (NUP), Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, also known as Bobi Wine, has called on Justice Simon Byabakama Mugenyi to resign, citing police brutality against party members during the campaign period. On several occasions, police have fired tear gas at Kyagulanyi’s supporters, claiming they were dispersing
Police Review Viral Videos of NRM Supporters Conducting Military-Style Drills
Police have said they will soon announce their decision regarding videos circulating online showing NRM supporters conducting military-style drills. The clarification comes at a time when over ten National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters are already facing charges related to unlawful military drills. Police spokesperson Rusoke Kituuma said the force is
Uganda Marks World Children’s Day with a Call to Invest in the Country’s Youngest Generation
As Uganda joined the rest of the world to commemorate World Children’s Day, this year’s celebration held under the theme “Invest in Uganda’s Children for a Better Future” showcased the remarkable creativity and innovation young people can achieve when they are empowered and supported. Dr. Robin Nandy underscored the value of listening
Uganda, EU Leaders Push for Peace and Partnership Ahead of AU–EU Summit
Senior Ugandan and European Union diplomats have called for a renewed, people-centred partnership grounded in peace, development, and industrial expansion as Africa and Europe prepare for the 7th African Union–European Union Summit in Luanda, Angola. The remarks were made during a high-level dialogue at Fairway Hotel in Kampala, hosted by
Brass for Africa opens musical doors for children with disabilities
Every Thursday afternoon, the quiet compound of Ntinda School for the Deaf transforms the moment the Brass for Africa van rolls in. Deaf students rush out with beaming faces, signing excitedly as their instructors step out. The arrival of bass drums, tenor drums, and a shiny tuba turns the schoolyard
UHRC Awards Shs160m to Victims of Human Rights Violations
The Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) Tribunal sitting in Mbarara City has awarded a total of Shs160 million to victims of human rights violations in two separate cases. In the first ruling delivered by the Chairperson, Mariam Wangadya, the Tribunal awarded Shs80 million to Visensio Mucunguzi, a farmer from Rwenkuriju





