Month: July 2025

President Yoweri Museveni has reiterated his commitment to support the developmental and humanitarian efforts of the Orthodox Church in Uganda. The President was this afternoon meeting a 22-member delegation of the Uganda Orthodox Church at State House Entebbe where he welcomed Metropolitan Jeronymos Muzeeyi, the new Archbishop of the Metropolis

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has decided to register street vendors and hawkers in Kampala. This was announced by Hajjati Minsa Kabanda the Minister for Kampala and Metropolitan Affairs on Friday while meeting KCCA officials and leaders of vendors from different associations. She said that the registration will help the

The Acting Leader of the Opposition, Muhammad Muwanga Kivumbi has revealed plans to publish names of Members of Parliament who have so far signed on a motion seeking to censure the Minister of Security, Maj. Gen. Jim Muhwezi for allegedly abdicating responsibility in the face of torture of Ugandans by

The government of Uganda has revived plans to vaccinate over 16 million children aged from five to17 years against COVID-19. Vaccination of children in the said age group was first mooted in August last year as one of the conditions that had been tagged on school reopening. Experts rebuked the

Six African countries have been selected to receive technology that will enable them manufacture COVID-19 vaccines locally. The countries that have been selected include; Egypt, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa and Tunisia. The technologies that the countries will receive will enable them manufacture mRNA vaccines. Some of the COVID-19 vaccines

The Principal Judge, Flavian Zeija, has asked Judges of the High Court to prioritize cases of revenue collection. Zeija, was speaking against an earlier remark by Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) Commissioner Legal, Patience Rubagumya, that hundreds of cases worth over Shs 1. 2 trillion are locked up in the courts/Appeal

The government of Uganda has explained that the decision to stay away from the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) extension was inevitable for the good of the local industry, a position agreed to by some private sector players. The ICA is an instrument for international cooperation between the coffee consumers and

MP  Francis Zaake Members of Parliament mainly from the ruling National Resistance Movement -NRM  party are secretly signing a motion seeking to drop Mityana Municipality MP, Francis Zaake from the Parliamentary Commission. Sources indicate that more than 200 legislators have already appended signatures on the document that is reportedly being

The late Father Simon Lokodo, former Minister of Ethics and Integrity A section of legislators from Karamoja region have urged the appointing authority to reserve the position of Commissioner at Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC) to a person from Karamoja region, because the region has few educated people. Leading this