Month: January 2025

Makerere University Vice Chancellor, Professor Barnabas Nawangwe has interdicted a lecturer who was recorded slapping a female student. On Saturday, social was awash with a clip showing a lecturer Bernard Wandera from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences- CHUSS slapping a student during a lecture at Frank Kalimuzo Central

Some of the mothers and their children inside Buyango primary school classroom feeding their babies with little available milk given to them by a neighbor. Landslide victims in Mbale District are struggling to find food and water. The affected people were displaced from their homes by landslides, which hit the district

Members of Izinga Lya Bagabu. Abagabu minority tribes are demanding recognition from the government. The Abagabu reside mainly around the shores of Lake George, Kazinga channel, and Edward in Kasese district, Bunyangabu, Rubirizi, and Kitagwenda districts. The Banyakitara-speaking people have an estimated population of between 35,000 and 40,000 people and

Local government leaders under the Regional Development Platforms have partnered with the United States Agency for International Development -USAID to develop the capacity of local leaders and ensure proper coordination in service delivery. Regional Development Platforms have been in existence since 2016 and were established with the help of USAID

L-R Justices Oscar John Kihika, Eizabeth Musoke, Stephen Musota and Christopher Madrama Izama. The Appointments Committee of Parliament on Friday vetted three new Judges of the Supreme Court appointed by President Yoweri Museveni.  The Justices include; Elizabeth Musoke, Stephen Musota, and Christopher Madrama Izama. Museveni also appointed Oscar John Kihika, who is

Tumwebaze hands over tractors to the C.O.U The Kotido District Elders council has asked the government to provide them with tractors for opening up the farmlands in order to promote food security in the region. Recently, the eleven clans in the Kotido district offered 2,200 acres of land to the

The former Chief Justice Bart Katureebe has advised Uganda Management Institute - UMI, to look beyond government funding. Katureebe, who is also the institute's Chancellor, noted that although UMI has goals, they may not be realized due to financial uncertainties stemming from the lack of government support. Katureebe advised the

Amuru District Veterinary Department has launched investigations into a strange disease that has attacked and killed more than 500 goats in one month. The affected farmers say that the disease attacks both young and adult goats. The signs include diarrheal discharge, loss of appetite, and droopiness of the animals` ears.

President William Ruto (second left) with First Lady Rachael Ruto during the official opening of Devki Steel Mill Plant in Samburu, Kwale County/Kevin Odit | Nation Media Group The government is planning to ban importation of goods which can be manufactured in the country, especially steel and iron products, starting