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FROM UGANDA’S MEDICAL HISTORY TO THE MISS WORLD STAGE: THE STORY BEHIND TRIVIA ELLE MUHOZA’S C-SECTION DRESS

Muhoza, Miss Uganda 2025/26, is representing the country at the 73rd Miss World Festival. But her journey is about more than wearing a crown or walking a runway. Through her “Wings of Hope” initiative, she has used her platform to speak about issues affecting women and girls, including menstrual health and the challenges faced by vulnerable women.

Tenfold Growth: Uganda’s US$500 Billion Ambition Goes Beyond GDP

The success of the Tenfold Growth Strategy, therefore, will not be measured by GDP figures alone. It will be seen in the number of businesses that grow, the industries that emerge, the products Uganda is able to export, the farmers who gain access to better markets and the jobs created for the country’s workforce.

From Insects to Income: How Mityana Women are Building a New Livelihood

For Mityana’s women farmers, the challenge is to turn the growing interest in insect farming into businesses that can stand on their own, and make insects a lasting source of opportunity.

The Drums of Tooro Are Silent: Uganda Mourns King Oyo as Tributes Remember a Monarch Who Grew with His People

Now, as the royal drums fall silent, Uganda waits to see how the kingdom will honour the Omukama and begin the next chapter of its history.

The Unlikely Alliance Between Politics and Music

This scenario did not stop with Ssemwenge or Obote and Amin’s time, but has stretch to the current as some musicians have decided to copy the old. Recently on August 12th, 2026, a locally known musician alias King Saha had an altercation with the security forces in Kampala after unlawfully holding a political rally at the city centre in pretence of rallying people for his upcoming music concert scheduled at Kololo Independence Grounds on August 14th, 2026. 

Corruption Is Closer to Us Than We Like to Admit

The ministers’ “Expose and Fight Corrupt Officials in Local Governments” campaign has taken the fight to different districts, where officials have been questioned over issues such as misuse of public resources, abandoned projects, revenue leakages and poor service delivery.

Decades After LRA War, 46 Former Abductees Return Home in Major Repatriation Effort

According to officials, the repatriation was facilitated through cooperation between the governments of Uganda and South Sudan. Maj Gen Otto worked alongside Uganda’s Ambassador to South Sudan, Brig Gen Ronnie Balya, to secure the return of the former abductees, while South Sudanese authorities provided support throughout the operation.

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