Mpigi District Council has passed a bylaw banning young kids from selling goods or food on the streets. This decision, made on September 3, 2024,...

The Nithi Bridge area has a notorious reputation for road accidents, with previous incidents leading to significant fatalities. For example, on April 7, 2024, four people died and several others were injured when the driver of a Kensilver bus lost control while descending the slope into the infamous spot between Chogoria and Chuka towns in Tharaka Nithi county.

Four Coast Guard officers have survived death after the Coast Guard boat they were traveling in developed mechanical problems and capsized on Lake Victoria. This...

The Minister of State for Microfinance and Small Enterprises, Hon. Haruna Kasolo, has ordered the Kyotera District Police Commander (DPC) Hassan Musooba to arrest...

Residents in Rubaga division have called upon more police patrols around the Rubaga Cathedral Church and Centenary Bank branch in Rubaga due to the increased robberies, theft of motor vehicles, and boda bodas that park around the said areas.

The Kampala Capital City Private Schools Teachers Association has attributed the primary seven mock examination failure to poor teaching in schools.

It is crucial for local government and transport authorities to implement stricter regulations and enforce penalties for dangerous driving behaviors because the community's safety depends on a collective effort to mitigate such incidents.

The National Traffic and Safety Authority (NTSA) has estimated that 3,000 people die in road accidents every year, with many of the accidents occurring on weekends and public holidays in the hours between 5:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., which are considered the peak times for accidents, with drink driving and carelessness cited as some of the main causes of accidents.

The police have done their best to curb this problem; however, they called for additional manpower from other security agencies because the problem has spiraled out of control.

58 pupils and 8 teachers from Trust Infant Primary School in Mpumudde in Nakaseke district have survived an accident at Nkumba along the Entebbe road. 

This incident serves as a reminder of the need for enhanced security measures in agricultural regions, where the intersection of economic activities and safety concerns can create volatile situations.

Increased number of girls dropping out of school is mainly happening due to the ignorance and negligence of parents who are subjecting their young girls to early marriages and pregnancies instead of paying for their school fees to attain education.