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Speaker Rebecca Kadaga has warned that families of MPs would grapple with processing pension, because of the failure by most MPs to submit data on their families in case of any calamity. The Speaker made the call during Wednesday’s plenary sitting where she urged MPs to submit to the Parliamentary

MPs wearing face masks during plenary on Tuesday, 6 October 2020. The mass distribution of masks has faced challenges The low mass production capacity of local manufacturers hampered the nationwide distribution of face masks, the Minister of State for Primary Healthcare, Dr Joyce Moriku, has told Parliament. “The total production

Dr Livingstone Sewanyana Dr Livingstone Sewanyana’s mandate as the United Nations (UN) Independent Expert on the Promotion of a Democratic and Equitable International Order has been renewed for a period of three years. Dr Sewanyana is one of the a few Ugandans serving on the international scene and his niche

Ntambi was represented by criminal law expert Mac Dusman Kabega  Equal Opportunities Commission Chairperson, Sylvia Muwebwa Ntambi did not show up at the Anti-Corruption Court this morning despite Criminal summons being issued against her. Ntambi was represented by criminal law expert Mac Dusman Kabega who said his client was sick

The Speaker of Uganda’s Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga (pictured) has directed the Attorney General to ask the Electoral Commission to extend the nomination of Members of Parliament by at least 14 days to enable women who adopted their husband’s names be able to fulfill the legal process stipulated in the law.

Enclosed spaces listed among conditions where Covid-19 can spread Coronavirus is now airborne, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). There is evidence that under certain conditions, people with Covid-19 could infect those who are more than six feet away, CDC says in its updated guidelines.

The number of people impacted by seasonal flooding in East Africa has increased six-fold in the last five years, according to data given to BBC by the United Nations. Nearly six million people have already been affected this year with 1.5 million of them displaced from their homes. Parts of