Former Sky Pins director arrested over alleged job scam
Police have arrested Asiimwe Christian, alias Don Chris, a former director of the defunct labour recruitment company Sky Pins, over allegations of obtaining money by false pretences and fraudulent labour recruitment. Asiimwe was arrested at about 2am on August 27, 2026, at a bar in Zana, Makindye-Ssabagabo Municipality, Wakiso district,
Uganda Breweries loses Shs1.59bn case against Seroy Airport Hotel
The Court of Appeal has upheld a multibillion-shilling award against Uganda Breweries Limited (UBL) after finding that the brewer unlawfully terminated its distributorship agreement with Seroy Airport Hotel Limited. The appellate court dismissed UBL’s appeal and allowed Seroy’s cross-appeal, leaving the company with an award exceeding Shs1.59 billion in damages,
Museveni backs Balaam, Nameere field inspections, urges officials to expose corruption
President Yoweri Museveni has defended field inspection tours by Ministers Balaam Barugahara and Justine Nameere, saying their direct engagement with citizens is helping expose corruption that has been shielded by government officials and sections of the elite. Museveni said concerns that the ministers could be “Kutomera”, or acting blindly by moving into
Nine years later, Roko shifts completion date for new Parliament building
ROKO Construction Ltd has pushed the completion date for the new Parliament building to the end of 2027, nearly a decade after construction of the Shs 179 billion project began. The project, located on Shimoni Road in Kampala, was commissioned in 2018 to ease congestion at the current parliamentary building
Among Hails Museveni’s ‘Mercy’ After House Arrest
Former Speaker of Parliament Anita Among has thanked President Yoweri Museveni for what she described as “parental grace” after her release from nearly three months of house arrest. Among, who is also the Bukedea District Woman MP, said she was grateful for the restoration of her freedom and praised Museveni
Court orders URA to pay Shs 600m over tax dispute
The High Court has ordered the Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) to pay Shs600 million to 10 companies over the illegal detention of their agricultural produce and failure to comply with a court order on withholding tax. Justice Susan Odongo ordered URA to pay Shs50 million in general damages to each
Museveni orders end to Anita Among’s house arrest
President Yoweri Museveni has ordered an end to the house arrest of former Speaker of Parliament Anita Among. The development was announced by Chief of Defence Forces Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba in a brief post on X. “Mzee has also instructed me to release AAA from house arrest. We shall do
COSASE orders CID to serve Uganda Airlines summons
Parliament’s Committee on Commissions, Statutory Authorities and State Enterprises (COSASE) has directed officers from the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) to serve summons on Uganda National Airlines Corporation (UNAC) officials and return to the committee with proof of delivery. The committee wants the airline’s accounting officer, chief finance officer, chairperson of
NSSF, Nzeyi agree to end 18-year Temangalo land dispute
The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) and city businessman Amos Nzeeyi have agreed to settle their long-running dispute over land in Temangalo, Wakiso district, bringing closer to an end a wrangle that has persisted since 2008. The dispute, which has for years been associated with Nzeeyi and the Fund, centres
NIRA rolls out Alien IDs for foreign nationals
Strapline: About 1,875 foreigners have so far been registered, with 1,500 Alien Identification Cards ready for collection The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has started issuing identification cards to legally resident foreign nationals in Uganda, introducing a new identification system that authorities say will make it easier for foreigners
