Horror at Ggaba School as Man Kills Four Children
At least four children have been killed in a tragic stabbing incident at Ggaba Early Childhood Development Program School in Makindye Division, Kampala City. The 34-year-old Christopher Okello, killed one girl and three boys. The incident was confirmed by Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson, Racheal Kawala, who described it as a
From 4,000 Dreams to 23 Changemakers: Elevate Africa Unveils New Fellowship Class
Elevate Africa has unveiled 23 mid-career professionals from 18 countries as the latest cohort of its prestigious Elevate Africa Fellowship, distilling a continent-wide pool of over 4,000 applicants into a select group of emerging leaders poised to drive change. The organisation revealed that while thousands expressed interest, just over 700
UN Women and Equity Bank Join Forces to Supercharge Women’s Economic Power in Uganda
UN Women and Equity Bank Uganda Limited are taking a bold step to transform the economic landscape for Ugandan women. In a landmark collaboration signed Thursday at Equity Bank’s Boardroom in Church House, the two powerhouses launched a two-year initiative (April 2026–March 2028) aimed at unlocking financial opportunities, boosting
Archbishop Kazimba Warns of Rising Youth Drug Abuse, Urges Faith and Collective Action
The Church of Uganda has issued a stark warning over the escalating crisis of drug and substance abuse among young people, using this year’s Easter message to urge urgent intervention, spiritual renewal, and a united national response. Delivering his 2026 Easter message from the Provincial Secretariat, Archbishop Dr. Stephen Samuel
Police Record Decline in Motor Vehicle Theft
A total of 875 motor vehicles were reported stolen in 2025, according to the newly released annual police crime report, reflecting a notable decline in car theft across the country. The report shows that cases dropped from 999 in 2024 to 875 in 2025, representing a 12.4 percent decrease. Police
NGO Funding Bill Draws Scrutiny Over Harsh Sanctions
A proposed law aimed at tightening control over how non governmental organizations access and utilize foreign funding is drawing growing scrutiny over its severe penalties and potential implications for accountability in Uganda. The NGO Funding Bill, currently before Parliament in petition form, seeks to introduce stricter state oversight of external
What a Pair of EAMV Surgical Gloves, a Kabaka’s Birthday, and a Shs 593 Trillion Plan Have in Common
Inside the stately corridors of Bulange, Mengo, EAMV Managing Director Brian Kavuya handed a Shs 10 million cheque to Katikkiro Charles Peter Mayiga, confirming the company’s Silver Sponsorship of the 13th Kabaka’s Birthday Run. At first glance, the moment could easily be dismissed as a routine photo opportunity. However, doing
Mountains of the Moon University Ranks Second at Higher Education Exhibition
Mountains of the Moon University (MMU) has been ranked the second best performing institution nationwide at the recently concluded 16th Higher Education Exhibition organized by the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE). Held from March 26 to 28, 2025 at the Gulu University Graduation Grounds in Gulu City, the exhibition
DPP Drops Charges Against Lawyer Mabirizi, New Counts Instituted
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has dropped four charges against lawyer Male Mabirizi following a Constitutional Court ruling that nullified the relevant law. “Following the ruling of the Constitutional Court, the DPP informs this court that proceedings against Male Mabirizi are discontinued,” said state prosecutor Richard Birivumbuka. However, the
Minister Nabakooba Survives Road Crash in Mpigi District
The Minister for Lands, Housing, and Urban Development, Judith Nabakooba, reportedly survived a road accident at Kibukuta Swamp in Mpigi District. She was traveling to Rwampara District to attend an official ceremony to hand over land titles when the incident occurred. Developing story.
