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Happy 62nd Independence Day, Uganda!!! Today we celebrate a special day, and as the festivities in Busia District, officiated by President Yoweri Museveni, go on,...

The Deputy Commander of Operation Wealth Creation, Lt. Gen. Sam Kavuma, has tasked the Resident District Commissioners and security team, including District Internal Security...

Hon. Rose Lilly Akello, the Minister of State for Ethics and Integrity, has appreciated the President for the Parish Development Model (PDM) that has transformed the livelihoods of Karamoja people.

On September 5, 2024, during the Elders Forum meeting of the Karamoja region, elders emphasized the critical role they play in fostering peace and development.

Isingiro District has undergone a profound transformation in agricultural productivity and infrastructure due to the Agriculture Cluster Development Project (ACDP).

Through strategic support and guidance, the diocese has turned a new leaf, moving from reliance on donations, tithes, and offerings to becoming a model of agricultural and financial self-sufficiency.

Menstruation period poverty is more than an inconvenience; it is a profound systemic injustice that undermines the fundamental human rights of women and girls.

the Agriculture Cluster Development Project (ACDP) is a transformative initiative aimed at revitalizing Uganda’s agricultural sector.

Primary schools in Kabale district took the drastic step of shutting down their schools, leaving students unattended to and without instruction. 

The Uganda Police Traffic and Road Safety Directorate report indicates that from July 7–13, 2024, 81 people died and 301 sustained injuries in road accidents resulting from careless overtaking and overspeeding. 

At the International AIDS Conference in Munich, Germany, UNAIDS Executive Director Winnie Byanyima delivered a sobering message regarding Uganda's battle against HIV/AIDS. Despite global commitments to reduce new HIV infections to below 370,000 by 2025, Uganda and the world are falling dramatically short. In 2023 alone, Uganda recorded a staggering 1.3 million new HIV infections.