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The Judiciary has fired back at the Land Commission headed by Justice Catherine Bamugemereire over conduct of judicial officers in the manner they handle land matters, saying the Commission needs to act more professional when addressing matters of such seriousness. Judiciary's statement is in response to a Press Release by

Kampala Archbishop Cyprian Kizito Lwanga has fronted a controversial proposal that seeks to have the central government deduct 10% from people’s monthly salary and forwarded to the church, Citizen TV reports. Speaking at Saint Mary’s Cathedral Rubaga during mass, the Catholic Archbishop said many Christians don’t tithe and this affects

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Sunday night presided over a historic milestone for Kenya’s aviation sector when he flagged off the inaugural Kenya Airways (KQ) direct flight from Nairobi to New York. A jovial President Kenyatta led top Government officials and dignitaries in the short but highly significant ceremony to mark

The extraordinary story of how Oxfam is quietly moving its HQ and control of its £1billion aid programmes from Britain to Africa – and has been dragged into one of the continent's most bitter power struggles – is laid bare today. The controversy centres on the charismatic boss of Oxfam

Uganda's President Yoweri Museve has issued guidelines on how the country's security forces can handle rioters, terrorists and looters. Below is his statement GUIDELINES ON MANAGING RIOTERS, TERRORISTS, CRIMINALS AND LOOTERS AND METHODS OF ARRESTING AND HANDLING SUSPECTS To:   Chief of Defence Forces Uganda Peoples Defence Forces Inspector General of

Police has intercepted a truck of Relief Items meant for the Bududa mudslide victims. The  consignment comprising mainly of food items, among others, was due for delivery by a team led by former FDC president Dr Kizza Besigye. But the truck was stopped in Buwangani Town council at the border of