Key directives included the continuation of Trade Order enforcement in Kampala without interruption, a requirement for the KCCA Executive Director to safeguard the gains already made, and instructions for enforcement teams to remain firm, consistent, and professional in their work.

According to FDC’s legal team, several clauses violate the 1995 Constitution, including redefining diaspora citizens as foreigners and criminalizing opposition activity. The party further argued that the bill duplicates existing laws and risks economic disruption by restricting foreign funding.

The Uganda Police Force has announced plans to investigate allegations that its personnel are imposing illegal charges for canine...

More than 2,000 residents of Bukedea District are set to benefit from free eye-care services during the 2026 medical...

The Uganda National Oil Company (UNOC) has reaffirmed its commitment to strict safety standards as the Office of the...

The Uganda People’s Congress (UPC) has officially thrown its weight behind Norbert Mao in the race for Speaker of...

The Democratic Front president, Mathias Mpuuga, has called on Uganda’s opposition to reassess its strategy and focus on the...

A group of youth cadres within Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has issued internal warnings yet against what...