Seven Charged Over Attempt to grab Kabaka’s Land in Kaazi
The Anti-Corruption Court in Kampala has formally charged seven individuals accused of attempting to illegally seize 120 acres of land at Kaazi, a historic and contested site leased to the Uganda Scouts Association, but legally owned by the Kabaka of Buganda. The suspects—Barugahare Mujuni Patrick (70), Butumbwire Stephen (70), Mugisha
Anti-Corruption Court Extends Summons for Prof. Balunywa Over Irregular Appointments
The Anti-Corruption Court in Kampala has extended criminal summons against Professor Wasswa Balunywa, the former Principal of Makerere University Business School (MUBS), to September 2, 2025, following a submission from his legal team citing ill health. Prof. Balunywa was expected to appear before court on Wednesday, after being served with
Gov’t Confirms Uganda-U.S. Deal to Receive Deported Migrants
The Ugandan government has officially confirmed a bilateral agreement with the United States to receive deported migrants, most of whom are African and Asian nationals who sought asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border. The deal was confirmed by Vincent Bagiire, Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in a statement
Reach A Hand Uganda holds dialogue with West Nile cultural leaders
In efforts to continue highlighting achievements and the persistent setbacks to achieveing gender justice in Uganda as revealed in the Generation Gender Project (Gen G), Reach A Hand Uganda (RAHU), along with partners; FIDA, Uganda, and the Center for Health, Human Rights and Development (CEHURD), held a youth summit in
Entebbe International Airport Records Busiest Month Ever
Entebbe International Airport recorded its busiest month on record in July 2025, with 230,577 passengers passing through its gates, according to the Uganda Civil Aviation Authority (UCAA). UCAA spokesperson Vianney Luggya described the milestone as the highest monthly traffic the airport has ever achieved. The breakdown reveals 119,127 arrivals and
Uganda Strikes Deal With U.S. to Receive Deported Migrants Amid Rights Concerns
Uganda has reached a deportation agreement with the United States to accept an unspecified number of African and Asian migrants who had sought asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border, according to reports by CBS News. The bilateral deal comes as part of former President Donald Trump’s intensified efforts to enforce mass
Magogo Defends Uganda Cranes’ Team Hotel, Rallies Fans Ahead of Knockout Clash
As the Uganda Cranes secure a spot in the knockout stages of the ongoing continental football tournament, FUFA President Moses Magogo has responded to growing public criticism over the team’s preparations most notably, concerns surrounding their accommodation and called for continued fan support ahead of a crucial tie against Senegal.
Can Nsereko Break the Museveni–Bobi Wine Grip in 2026?
Kampala Central MP and President of the Ecological Party of Uganda, Muhammad Nsereko, has officially entered the 2026 presidential race after picking up nomination forms from the Electoral Commission. Nsereko now joins a growing list of over 175 presidential aspirants eyeing Uganda’s top seat, including long-time incumbent President Yoweri Museveni
IGG: Over 35% of Public Servants Paid Shs 29 billion Bribes to Get Jobs
Over 35% of public servants in Uganda paid bribes to secure their jobs, and many of those hired may not have been the most qualified or suitable candidates, according to Inspector General of Government (IGG) Beti Kamya. The findings follow a comprehensive investigation by the Inspectorate of Government into the
Africa rallies new financing models to shield communities from climate-driven health crises
As rising heat waves, floods, and droughts push Africa’s health systems to the brink, governments, innovators, and partners are charting a new path to protect the continent’s most vulnerable communities. At a two-day regional workshop in Nairobi, convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Africa and the
