Uganda's largest media house, including NTV Uganda and Daily Monitor, has been cleared by regulators to resume operations after a month-long military shutdown.

Uganda's leading independent media house, NTV Uganda and Daily Monitor, remains under military siege with armed security personnel surrounding its premises.

Three weeks after a hantavirus scare on the MV Hondius cruise ship, five of the 18 quarantined passengers have returned home to the US and will continue daily monitoring by state health departments.

Ugandan opposition figure Kizza Besigye is seeking intervention from the Constitutional Court after a judge set a date for his treason trial.

The Bank of Uganda has officially approved the sale of Standard Chartered's retail banking business to Absa. This clearance paves the way for the completion of the acquisition.

The Busoga region in Uganda has outlined its strategic plan to achieve a middle-class economy by the year 2030, focusing on various development initiatives.

Nine years after its launch, the Kabale dam in Uganda has reportedly failed to provide electricity to the surrounding communities, raising concerns about the project's effectiveness.

The Kigezi diocese in Uganda has ordained 7 new priests and 18 deacons in a recent ceremony.

Many Ugandans are reportedly calling the ongoing probe into Speaker Anita Among a 'big joke,' raising questions about the seriousness and effectiveness of the investigation.

The city of Jinja in Uganda is exploring strategies and initiatives to restore its past economic and cultural prominence.

A police sniffer dog successfully tracked a suspected burglar who was later found dancing to a stolen woofer, leading to his arrest.

An old gem republished for modern readers  Daily Monitor

Ochol's journey from the newsroom to the US Navy  Daily Monitor

Will our next hunger crisis come strait out of Hormuz?  Daily Monitor

The Daily Monitor features Kalinzu Ecolodge, describing it as a green retreat, likely highlighting its eco-friendly practices and natural surroundings.

The widespread fear surrounding Ebola is significantly hurting the tourism sector and public health initiatives, particularly in affected regions.

Gulu City is being recognized as the burgeoning investment center for northern Uganda, attracting new economic opportunities and development.

Tensions have escalated in Uganda as the National Environment Management Authority (Nema) resumed evictions in the Lubigi wetland, leaving hundreds of residents homeless.

Uganda's Parliament is scheduled to debate the varying number of ministers, a discussion prompted by Muhoozi's public criticism of recent Cabinet appointments.

Uganda's National Resistance Movement (NRM) Central Executive Committee (CEC) is reportedly set to increase its attention on Cabinet affairs.

Recent ministerial appointments have reportedly generated significant excitement and positive reactions within the Bunyoro region of Uganda.

The Lango region is celebrating after securing four ministerial positions in the newly announced Cabinet.

End of an era: What next for Anita Among?  Daily Monitor

Ethiopia is intensifying its Ebola preparedness measures, while Uganda tightens controls and screening at Nyakabande due to a refugee influx straining resources, both responding to the ongoing Ebola threat.

A couple has been found dead under mysterious circumstances in a locked house in Mubende, Uganda, prompting a police investigation.

Financial institutions are being encouraged to adopt real-time data processing to improve their operational efficiency and decision-making. Embracing this technology is seen as crucial for modern banking in a fast-paced economic environment.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni questioned how he could celebrate Arsenal's championship victory when many Ugandans are still living in poverty.

Ugandan Speaker Oboth has signaled a new era for Parliament, emphasizing that the Speaker's chair is not a throne and pledging to hold the Executive branch accountable.

Kamuswaga marks 22 years, reflecting on a period characterized by resilience and significant developments.

An article discusses the significant powers and responsibilities vested in the position of a Speaker of Parliament, examining their role in legislative processes.

Creatives in various countries are actively rebranding their nations through smart storytelling initiatives. This approach aims to enhance national image and identity on a global scale.

The Bwamba kingdom has postponed its king's coronation anniversary celebrations amid concerns over the Ebola virus.

A journalist from NMG, Batte, has been recognized with a prestigious top storyteller award.

An article titled "The Prince and Pauper" explores themes related to the classic story, likely discussing social disparities or identity.

A Nigerian firm and diplomats are embroiled in a dispute over a Shs19 billion embassy building in Abuja.

Graduates in Uganda have been advised to adjust their attitudes to enhance their chances of securing employment.

The Ugandan government has launched a comprehensive five-year rehabilitation plan aimed at enhancing and improving support services for people with disabilities across the country.

Farmers in Uganda are grappling with various challenges impacting their livelihoods and agricultural output.

Musasizi has issued a warning against the illegal sale of government jobs in Rubanda, highlighting efforts to combat corruption in public service recruitment.

The Central Executive Committee (CEC) has endorsed Oboth-Oboth for Speaker and Tayebwa for Deputy Speaker.

A lab technician at Gulu University in Uganda has been murdered.

Border districts move to stop spread of Ebola  Daily Monitor

Uganda has implemented measures to halt travel across its border with the Democratic Republic of Congo and banned mass gatherings to prevent the spread of Ebola.

Two dead, 13 injured as bus rams into trailer along Masaka-Mbarara highway  Daily Monitor

The son of a Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) boss has reportedly drowned in the United States. The incident is under investigation, and details surrounding the tragic event are emerging.

A man in Uganda has gained local celebrity status in his village after acquiring a Citroën car for Shs700,000, becoming a unique sight in the community.

Govt decentralises Ebola testing to improve response  Daily Monitor

Nansana, Uganda, has significantly evolved, establishing itself as a prominent business hub within the Wakiso district.

Police have arrested 28 individuals on charges related to human trafficking and promoting pornography.

A cleaner has provided an account of how documents belonging to former Parliament Speaker Anita Among were delivered.

In Uganda, 127 health workers and individuals who had contact with Ebola cases have been placed under quarantine as a precautionary measure.

A woman in Entebbe, Uganda, reportedly died by suicide over SACCO funds. In a separate incident, another woman in Karnataka, India, died by suicide, alleging dowry harassment by her husband.

Muhoozi Kainerugaba has issued a warning that no one is safe from arrest, coinciding with a shift in Kampala's road budget to the Constituency Development Fund (CDF).

Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, has publicly backed Thomas Tayebwa for the role of Deputy Speaker.

Uganda continues to have the lowest fuel prices in East Africa, even as other countries in the region experience increases.

Scholars have sparked a new debate on African identity, emphasizing mindset over solely political factors, as reported by the Daily Monitor.

The Daily Monitor reflects on the political career and unfulfilled aspirations of Ugandan politician Moses Karangwa, detailing his legacy and potential Cabinet dreams that were tragically cut short.

NSSF bets on infrastructure: What’s in it for savers?  Daily Monitor

Moses Karangwa, a presidential advisor in Uganda, has died in a road crash.

Martyrs day postponed over Ebola  Daily Monitor

The Ugandan government plans to implement stricter regulations and oversight within its mining sector.

A compilation of notable quotes made by Ugandan politician Anita Among since 2021 has been published, highlighting her public statements.

Residents in Nakapiripirit are forced to walk long distances, up to 40 kilometers, to access essential health services.

A police officer, who faced challenges due to his unusually large feet, has received specially made shoes. The gesture aims to provide comfort and support for his duties.

Kitara Football Club has secured a spot in the Uganda Cup final by neutralizing Vipers' challenge.

The Romanian government has approved a national system for daily monitoring of drug stocks across the country, aiming to identify and address medication shortages sooner.

Uganda's army chief has ordered the closure of Nation Media Group's NTV Uganda and Daily Monitor newspaper until further notice, as announced in a series of posts on X.

African leaders have inaugurated a new institute in Kigali, Rwanda, aimed at rectifying imbalanced trade and mining agreements to ensure more equitable benefits for African nations.

A dramatic scene unfolded in court as a judge proceeded with the bail hearing for Kivumbi despite the absence of state prosecutors.

An article explores the often-overlooked emotional and financial burdens faced by individuals who take on the role of the 'responsible child' within their families.

Parents in Uganda are reportedly feeling the financial burden and pinch of increasingly costly school trips, impacting household budgets.

The long-standing property dispute between Katatumba and Shumuk continues to be a prominent and unresolved legal battle.

What next after Opposition names its House leadership?  Daily Monitor

A man in Lwengo, Uganda, reportedly locked his 10-year-old son in a tarpaulin following a brutal machete attack.

Monitor@30  Daily Monitor

Cocktails and charming strangers  Daily Monitor

The question of succession looms large over President Museveni's cabinet, becoming a central topic of discussion and speculation.

An article discusses the complexities and challenges, framing them as either a 'deal' or an 'ordeal,' associated with the nursing of foreign Ebola cases.

A report details the activities and impact of Wakiso's holistic youth camp, which offers more than just a holiday experience.

The Shs3.8 billion fraud case involving former trade official Geraldine Ssali and several Members of Parliament has been further deferred. This marks another adjournment in the ongoing legal proceedings.

An impeachment committee in South Africa is scheduled to hold its inaugural meeting to address a scandal involving the president. This marks a significant step in the ongoing political scrutiny of the nation's leader.

Ugandan President Museveni has reshuffled cabinet roles for ministers Lumumba and Aceng, stating the changes were made to correct a constitutional oversight.

A man is currently on the run after allegedly fatally stabbing his partner in Kiboga, Uganda, prompting a police search.

The Ugandan state has withdrawn its request for witness protection in the treason case against Kizza Besigye, citing a desire to prevent 'delayed justice'.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has retained his wife in the newly announced Cabinet, despite carrying out one of the most significant cabinet reshuffles in years. The reshuffle saw many long-serving ministers removed from their positions.

PLU expresses dissatisfaction with 17 ministerial posts

Digital borrowing is experiencing rapid growth, with encouragingly high repayment rates observed across the sector.

Following the end of her tenure, discussions are ongoing in Uganda regarding the political future and legacy of former Speaker Anita Among.

Ugandan Speaker Anita Among has extended congratulations to Oboth-Oboth and Tayebwa.

An individual from Wakiso, Uganda, has traveled to Germany, as reported by the Daily Monitor.

Uganda's Ministry of Education is urging universities to focus on producing tangible results rather than just academic transcripts.

A lawyer in Kampala, Buzibira, has been disbarred and struck off the roll of advocates following involvement in a land fraud case amounting to Shs1.2 billion.

An article questions whether schools in Uganda have forgotten government regulations regarding prom parties.

Oboth-Oboth has been elected as the Speaker of Uganda's 12th Parliament in a landslide victory, with President Museveni in attendance. His election marks a significant political development in the country.

Uganda's health authorities have confirmed two new cases of Ebola in the capital city of Kampala, raising concerns about the spread of the virus.

Uganda's Daily Monitor reports on the upcoming election process for the Speaker and Deputy Speaker of the Parliament, detailing how the selection will unfold today.

The Ankole Diocese has commissioned new officers with the aim of strengthening and expanding its youth ministry programs.

An explainer discusses why Cuba may not follow Venezuela's path despite pressure from the Trump administration.

Ugandan politician Among is facing scrutiny and calls for investigation into her 'fall' from grace, with demands for her to be jailed if found guilty and her assets seized.

An analysis explores the contrasting political landscapes and approaches of Ugandan figures Among and Tayebwa.

The race for the Speakership in Uganda's NRM party is intensifying, with three Members of Parliament vying for the top position and sixteen others competing for the Deputy Speaker slot.

Uganda and Australia have established a strategic alliance focused on enhancing wildlife conservation efforts and promoting eco-tourism initiatives.

Reports indicate that the Ugandan state has been spying on former Speaker Anita Among since 2021, raising concerns about surveillance and privacy.

Improper management of manure is creating significant environmental and health hazards, according to a report from Daily Monitor.

Uganda's Central Executive Committee (CEC) has given its approval to Oboth-Oboth and Tayebwa, signaling significant political developments within the country.

Two Primary Seven candidates tragically drowned in an abandoned sand quarry in Gomba, Uganda, prompting concerns about safety hazards.

The retirement benefits of Anita Among, a prominent figure, have become a subject of public discussion and scrutiny, as reported by Daily Monitor.

A security crackdown in Kampala, Uganda, has led to the arrest of 200 individuals.

The Ugandan parliamentary fleet has been recalled from the residence of former Speaker Anita Among.

This article profiles Daudi Kabanda, highlighting his role as the individual responsible for significant political statements in Uganda.

Questions are being raised about whether Ugandan Speaker Among's lifestyle choices, including her dressing, driving, and housing, have put her position as Speaker at risk. The article delves into the implications of her conduct.

Kenya riots paralyse business in Busia  Daily Monitor

A new trade order has reportedly led to significant hardship and misery for poultry dealers, impacting their livelihoods and businesses.

Following the BoU heist, authorities have recovered six laptops and taken four suspects into custody as investigations continue.

Dr. Onzivua has issued an apology for discrediting a colleague during the ongoing Katanga murder trial.

Police in Kampala, Uganda, have recovered a number of suspected stolen mobile phones during recent anti-crime operations.

The life and career of Hadijah Namale, a pioneering Ugandan musician from the 1970s, are remembered, highlighting her significant contributions and eventual tragic silence.

The Parliament offices of Anita Among have been sealed off as part of an ongoing investigation. The move suggests a significant development in the probe involving the prominent political figure.

The Ugandan government has released a list of districts deemed to be at high risk for an Ebola outbreak.

Uganda is anticipating the first public appearance of Speaker Among, a once-dominant political figure, as an expanding probe continues to unfold.

Ugandan police have seized a Shs3.4 billion Rolls-Royce belonging to Anita Among as part of a dramatic corruption cordon.

Mubende man kills wife for denying him sex, police say  Daily Monitor

Ugandan politician Anita Among has announced her withdrawal from the Speakership race and committed to cooperating with an ongoing investigation.

Ugandan police have reportedly searched the Kigo mansion belonging to Speaker Anita Among, with media also providing photos and videos of the residence from a distance.

Masaka Woman Member of Parliament, Nameere, has been released from custody.

A call has been made to restore the Omugabe (King) and bring an end to the National Resistance Movement (NRM) rule in Uganda.

President Museveni has endorsed Oboth Oboth for the speakership position, according to Kabanda.

Reports indicate that another person has been shot in Gulu, Uganda.

An article suggests exploring family getaway options along the scenic Nile River, highlighting potential travel and leisure opportunities.

The Moldovan government approved the concept for a national platform that will allow daily monitoring of medicine availability and early detection of potential shortages.

The Ugandan government has clarified that it has no intention to close schools, dispelling social media rumors regarding potential closures due to Ebola concerns.

KLM has announced a temporary suspension of its flights to Uganda, citing travel restrictions imposed due to the Ebola outbreak. This decision impacts air travel to and from the East African nation.

The Ugandan government is actively promoting electric mobility initiatives as part of its strategy to reduce fossil fuel emissions and combat climate change.

An article discusses how the National Social Security Fund's (NSSF) patience is reportedly having a negative impact on the investors of Uganda Clays.

The Ugandan government has decided to scrap funding for public holiday celebrations as a measure to rein in the country's ballooning national debt.

2026 Cabinet: Does it put brakes on Muhoozi ascension momentum?  Daily Monitor

The newly sworn-in Entebbe council, composed entirely of members from the National Resistance Movement (NRM), has prompted concerns regarding oversight and accountability.

An article discusses the 'fallacy of group eating' in relation to cabinet posts, likely critiquing the practice of political patronage or collective benefit from government positions.

How Nakitende took bark cloth to the global stage  Daily Monitor

Leaders are calling on healthcare workers to increase their vigilance in the fight against Ebola.

The Ugandan government has issued a forecast predicting a significant dry spell across the country from June to August 2026, urging preparedness.

The closing night of 'Poate' lived up to its billing, suggesting a successful and well-received event or performance, as reported by the Daily Monitor.

The Ugandan government has launched a new digital system aimed at regulating and improving the country's veterinary sector.

An analysis suggests that the economy of Kampala is facing significant financial instability, with concerns about potential collapse.

Ugandan President Museveni has ordered senior Internal Affairs and police officials to take forced leave following a bribery scandal involving 31 billion shillings related to CCTV cameras.

Major General Don Nabasa has been released following the decision by Muhoozi Kainerugaba to drop charges against him.

Uganda's National Unity Platform (NUP) has unveiled its new shadow cabinet, confirming the retention of Joel Ssenyonyi as the Leader of the Opposition.

Discussions during the Idd festival in Uganda were largely dominated by topics concerning the new Cabinet, ongoing corruption issues, and the Ebola outbreak.

The Teso region has expressed mixed reactions following a Cabinet reshuffle that saw four ministers from the area dropped from their positions.

Daily Monitor has published a collection of news photos, capturing various events and stories.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has announced a new cabinet, retaining key figures like Nabbanja, Alupo, and Janet in significant positions following a reshuffle.

Kaddumukasa Kironde, a veteran food critic for the Daily Monitor, has passed away.

A profile detailing 'Who is Jacob Marksons Oboth?' has been published, providing insights into the individual.

Tayebwa has secured a second term as Deputy Speaker, as the NRM party strengthens its control over the leadership of the Ugandan Parliament.

LIVE: Oboth wins Speaker election by landslide  Daily Monitor

The bail hearing for Kivumbi has been adjourned because prosecutors were attending a symposium. The delay impacts the legal proceedings for the individual.

Uganda's ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) has thrown its weight behind Oboth-Oboth and Tayebwa in their respective parliamentary races.

Uganda Airlines has announced the suspension of its flights to Kinshasa due to concerns over the Ebola virus.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has arrived in Beijing to commence a five-day state visit to China. This visit aims to strengthen bilateral ties between Serbia and China.

Haruna Kasolo provides insights into why the National Resistance Movement (NRM) has seen a resurgence in the Buganda region of Uganda.

The newly elected mayor of Nansana Municipality faces various challenges and expectations as they assume office.

A new digital tracking system is being introduced to assist farmers in identifying counterfeit seeds, aiming to protect agricultural yields and investments.

Uganda is actively courting international hotel brands as part of a strategy to modernize its urban landscape and boost its tourism sector.

Six East African economies are collaborating on a $20 billion infrastructure development initiative aimed at strengthening regional ties and economic integration.

Detectives have reportedly raided the Bukedea mansion belonging to former Speaker Anita Among in Uganda, as part of an ongoing investigation.

A commentary piece explores the complexities and confusion arising from modern 'situationships,' particularly when they involve overlapping romantic entanglements.

An article explores the unique and beautiful chaos that defines the experience of being Ugandan.

Namulonge wants growth, Kabasweka eyes hat-trick  Daily Monitor

Farmers in Masaka are expressing concerns over the poor quality of coffee seedlings, which is impacting their yields and livelihoods. The issue highlights challenges in agricultural supply chains and support for local farmers.

An article analyzes how President Museveni has built and sustained his political power base in Uganda over time.

Police in Uganda have seized additional luxury cars from the Nakasero residence of Speaker Anita Among.

Ugandan artist Feffe Bussi is highlighted for demonstrating the continued strength and vitality of the country's hip hop scene.

The article discusses the concept of dream homes, using the residence of former Speaker Anita Among as an example.

An investigation into alleged corruption involving Anita Among has reportedly expanded to include the Parliament, according to recent reports.

The Ugandan government has issued new guidelines and restrictions for public gatherings, places of worship, and schools in response to an ongoing Ebola outbreak. These measures aim to curb the spread of the virus within the community.

Security forces in Uganda sealed off the offices of Speaker Anita Among and the Clerk during a dramatic raid on Parliament.

Security forces have reportedly recovered various items from the houses belonging to an individual named Among.

The Chana brothers are celebrating their recent success or involvement with Rubis, indicating a positive development in their endeavors.

An architectural firm has been penalized with a fine of Shs2.7 billion in connection with the expansion project of the Kabira Country Club.

A pictorial report featuring various images, as published by Daily Monitor.

Security operatives have reportedly searched the Kigo and Nakasero residences of Ugandan Speaker Among.

Ugandan security forces conducted extensive searches and raids on the Ntinda and Kigo homes of outgoing Speaker Anita Among. The actions are part of an intensifying investigation, with President Museveni having previously addressed Among's situation.

The head of Kamuli District in Uganda has pledged to combat corruption and enhance the delivery of public services to the local population.

Citizens in Uganda are reacting to an ongoing investigation into the conduct and wealth of Speaker Among, sparking public discussion and scrutiny.

Police in Uganda have conducted a search of a residence, reportedly belonging to 'Among', amidst ongoing turmoil surrounding the speakership position.