
Ugandan Opposition Leader Bobi Wine Threatened, Goes Underground
Ugandan pop star and presidential candidate Bobi Wine, who challenged autocrat Yoweri Museveni in the recent election, is now in hiding after the president's son reportedly threatened him with castration. Wine is currently a fugitive.
Sportdaily-monitor-ug6h ago Britam extends Golf Series to Uganda - Daily Monitor
Britam extends Golf Series to Uganda Daily Monitor
New Plan to Address Kampala Boda-Boda Congestion
A new plan has emerged to tackle the issue of boda-boda (motorcycle taxi) congestion and disorder in Kampala, Uganda.
Court to Rule on Molly Katanga's Case in Uganda
A court in Uganda is set to rule on whether Molly Katanga has a case to answer regarding the death of Katanga.
Football: Mayacine Mar takes on a new challenge in Uganda - Seneweb
Football: Mayacine Mar takes on a new challenge in Uganda Seneweb

Sciencepublicojerusalem-post1d ago2 sources First-ever chimp count in Uganda's Bwindi park shows 426 specimens, a boost for conservation
The Uganda Wildlife Authority announced its findings on Tuesday, noting the data would also help make better "conservation investments" in the park.
Uganda police arrest two women for violating homosexuality law
Ugandan police have arrested two women accused of kissing, citing a violation of the country's strict anti-homosexuality law.
Uganda: Interest Rates on Government Securities Decline
Interest rates on government securities in Uganda have declined, as reported by Daily Monitor.
Uganda Explores Tanzania Rail Link for Dar es Salaam Export Route
Uganda is looking into establishing a rail connection with Tanzania to open up a new export route through the port of Dar es Salaam, aiming to enhance its trade logistics.

Uganda police arrest two women accused of kissing
Police in Uganda said on Tuesday they had arrested two young women they accuse of involvement in same-sex acts after they were seen “openly kissing” in violation of the country’s stringent anti-homosexuality law. The East African country enacted the Anti-Homosexuality Act in 2023, defying pressure from Western governments as well as local and international rights […]

Two Women Arrested in Uganda for Public Kissing Under Anti-Gay Law
Ugandan police have arrested two women for kissing in public, citing the country's strict anti-gay law, which is considered one of the harshest globally.

Worldindian-express2d ago How son of Indian immigrant became ‘poster’ boy of Uganda
A news story highlights the journey of the son of an Indian immigrant who has risen to prominence in Uganda, becoming a 'poster boy' for the nation.
Uganda's External Debt Currency Problem
An examination of Uganda's external debt and the challenges posed by its currency composition.
Mosque opens in Uganda, built in memory of doctor killed in RAK crash
A new mosque has opened in Uganda during Ramadan, built to honor the memory of a doctor who died in a car crash in Ras Al Khaimah.
Uganda Revenue Authority Tightens Controls on Bonded Warehouses
The Uganda Revenue Authority (URA) is implementing stricter controls on bonded warehouses to enhance oversight and compliance within the sector.
UPDF Recalls Senior Officers from Immigration Department
The Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) has initiated the withdrawal of its senior officers who were previously deployed to the Immigration Department.

Sudan condemns RSF chief’s visit to Uganda as minimising ‘human values’
Uganda Ministry of Foreign Affairs says Mohamed Dagalo's meeting with President Yoweri Museveni focused on ending war.

Sudan Accuses Uganda of Flouting International Law by Hosting RSF Boss
Sudan has accused Uganda of violating international law by hosting Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the head of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group, calling the meeting an 'affront to humanity'.
Oyam NRM Officials Accused of Swindling Campaign Funds
Officials from the National Resistance Movement (NRM) in Oyam, Uganda, are facing accusations of swindling campaign funds.
Police Rescue 10 Girls from Traffickers in Bushenyi, Uganda
Police in Bushenyi, Uganda, successfully rescued 10 girls from human traffickers and arrested two suspects involved in the operation.
Uganda Government Raises 2026/27 Public Spending Projection to Shs78.2 Trillion
The Ugandan government has increased its public spending projection for the 2026/27 fiscal year to Shs78.2 trillion, signaling expanded budgetary allocations.
Uganda's Judiciary Faces Scrutiny Over Its Image
The image and integrity of Uganda's judiciary are reportedly under scrutiny, raising concerns about public perception and trust in the judicial system.

Ugandan Children Pay Tribute to Vinícius Júnior with Dance
A children's dance group from Uganda created and shared a video tribute to Brazilian footballer Vinícius Júnior, featuring a dance by the corner flag.

Worldn1-serbiadanas2h ago2 sources U Ugandi uhapšene dve žene jer su ih komšije videle da se ljube
Ugandska policija uhapsila je dve žene jer su se, prema navodima komšija, često ljubile u javnosti.

Ugandan Police Arrest Two Lesbians Under Anti-LGBTQ Law
Ugandan police have arrested two lesbians after neighbors reported them for frequently kissing, marking one of the first known arrests under the country's anti-LGBTQ law enacted in 2023.
Uganda's Role in Saving Kenya Pipeline IPO
An article details how Uganda played a crucial role in salvaging the Initial Public Offering (IPO) for the Kenya pipeline.

EU Urges Uganda to Uphold Human Rights and Good Governance
The European Union emphasizes that nations must adhere to international human rights standards and good governance principles to maintain international trade, investments, and diplomatic relations, specifically addressing Uganda.
Ugandan Church Challenges Government on Free Education Policy
The Church in Uganda is challenging the government's free education policy, raising concerns and advocating for changes or improvements.
Tree Planters and Herders Clash Over Nsowe Forest in Uganda
A conflict has erupted between tree planters and herders in Uganda over the Nsowe Forest, highlighting ongoing land use disputes.
LC1s vouch for secret ballot in polls
Local Council 1 (LC1) leaders in Uganda are advocating for the use of secret ballots in upcoming polls.
Masaka's Role in Ugandan Political History
An article explores the historical significance of Masaka in Uganda, questioning why the region consistently plays a pivotal role in national political movements.

KCCR Hosts Regional Training for Filovirus Surveillance
The Global Health and Infectious Diseases Research Group (GHID-KCCR) at the Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine (KCCR) has hosted researchers from Cameroon, Guinea, and Uganda for intensive training in Filovirus surveillance.

Julius Kyazze’s African drift: from East Africa into Ghana and beyond
When Ugandan entertainment entrepreneur Julius Kyazze began building Swangz Avenue in Kampala nearly two decades ago, the ambition was local and practical: make music that travelled, stage events that paid, and build media platforms that spoke directly to young audiences. Expansion came later - cautiously, market by market - and always rooted in what worked on the ground.
Chevening alumni form waste management project in Uganda
Alumni of the Chevening Scholarship program have established a new project focused on waste management in Uganda.
Uganda: Muwanga’s Case Deemed Political, Not Legal
An article suggests that Muwanga's ongoing legal case is primarily political in nature rather than purely legal.
HR Officers Urged to Reject Verbal Orders from Politicians in Uganda
In Uganda, HR officers have been advised to decline verbal directives from politicians, emphasizing the importance of formal procedures and ethical conduct.
UPDF Recalls Senior Officers from Immigration
The Uganda People's Defence Force (UPDF) has recalled two senior officers from the Immigration department, indicating a significant internal personnel change.
Sportdaily-monitor-ug3d ago Ugandan Amateurs Train Under Pressure in Karen
Ugandan amateur athletes are undergoing intense training in Karen, learning to perform under pressure.
Sudan Condemns Uganda for Hosting RSF Leader Dagalo
Sudan has condemned Uganda for hosting RSF leader Dagalo, highlighting diplomatic tensions between the two nations over the presence of the Rapid Support Forces leader.
'Affront to humanity': Sudan slams Uganda for hosting RSF paramilitary boss - the-star.co.ke
'Affront to humanity': Sudan slams Uganda for hosting RSF paramilitary boss the-star.co.ke
Ugandan Political Commentary on Tyranny and Governance
An opinion piece from Uganda discusses the concept of 'one party, one pulpit, same tyranny' in the political landscape.
Questions Raised Over Official Sworn In at a Farm in Uganda
An article from Uganda questions the accountability of an official who was sworn in at a farm, raising concerns about the process.
Ugandan President Museveni Commissions New Ferry
President Yoweri Museveni has officially commissioned the Shs42 billion Bukungu-Kagwara-Kaberemaido ferry, enhancing transport links in Uganda.
Ugandan Government Raises 2026/27 Public Spending Projection
The Ugandan government has increased its public spending projection for the 2026/27 fiscal year to Shs78.2 trillion.

AFCON 2027: "At least the semi-finals"—a massive target set by Kenya
Kenyans dream of a historic run on home soilAFCON 2027: "At least the semi-finals"—a massive target set by KenyaThe 2027 Africa Cup of Nations will be held in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, placing si...
Kizza Besigye: The Doctor Who Challenged Museveni
An article profiles Kizza Besigye, a doctor who treated and later became a political challenger to Ugandan President Museveni, quoting Besigye's belief that 'Ugandans will take charge of their destiny'.

Two Women Arrested in Uganda for Public Displays of Affection
Ugandan police arrested two women after neighbors reported them for frequently kissing in public.

Two Women Arrested in Uganda for Public Kissing Face Life Sentence
Two women, Wendy Faith and Alesi Diana Denise, have been arrested and detained in Uganda for allegedly kissing in public, an act considered 'same-sex activity' under laws that have drawn outrage from LGBTQ+ community and rights activists.
Ugandan Bank Sued Over Shs3.5 Billion Fraud
A bank in Uganda is being sued as a Shs3.5 billion fraud case continues to unfold, indicating ongoing legal action and financial repercussions.
Kayangwe Seeks Exco Position in Uganda
Kayangwe is reportedly vying for an executive committee position, as reported by the Daily Monitor in Uganda.
Football: Mayacine Mar takes on a new challenge in Uganda - Seneweb
Football: Mayacine Mar takes on a new challenge in Uganda Seneweb
Uganda's First Lady warns on Makerere University branch standards
Janet Museveni, Uganda's First Lady and Minister of Education, has issued a warning regarding the standards of Makerere University branches.
Sportdaily-monitor-ug1d ago Nasser leads Ugandan drivers in WRC Safari Rally in Kenya - Daily Monitor
Nasser leads Ugandan drivers in WRC Safari Rally in Kenya Daily Monitor
Worlddaily-monitor-ug1d ago Janet Museveni Tasks Makerere University on Competence-Based Learning
Uganda's First Lady and Minister of Education, Janet Museveni, has tasked Makerere University to take the lead in implementing competence-based learning.
Uganda Explores Standards for Economic Growth
An article discusses the importance of establishing and adhering to standards to foster economic growth and development in Uganda, offering specific insights.
Danish Connection: Internationals Leave Denmark, Concerns Over Ugandan Intern Exploitation, and Decreased Foreign Aid
A report highlights several issues in Denmark, including internationals leaving the country, concerns about the exploitation of Ugandan interns, and a decrease in foreign aid funding.
Ugandan opposition figure Besigye appears in court amid health concerns
Ugandan opposition figure Kizza Besigye is appearing in court today, with reports indicating concerns about his health.
Uganda: Bobi Wine and Kizza Besigye Deserve Streets in Kampala
An article argues that Ugandan opposition figures Bobi Wine and Kizza Besigye deserve to have streets named after them in Kampala.
Busoga Region Divided Over Namuganza's Speaker Bid
The Busoga region in Uganda is reportedly split over the bid by Namuganza for the Speaker position, indicating internal political divisions.
Nema and Buganda Sign Environmental Protection Agreement in Uganda
Uganda's National Environment Management Authority (Nema) and the Buganda Kingdom have signed an agreement focused on environmental protection and sustainable resource management.
Sportdaily-monitor-ug3d ago KCCA Advances to Uganda Cup Round of 16
KCCA defeated Mbarara Lions to secure their spot in the Uganda Cup round of 16.

Ugandan Intern Alleges Abuse on Danish Farm
A Ugandan intern, Linda, claims she experienced a "hell" during her internship on a Danish farm, including an incident where the farmer allegedly threatened her with feces. Her family is left with a large bill, while the farmer denies the accusations.

Sudan Condemns Uganda for Hosting RSF Commander
Sudan has accused Uganda of violating international law by hosting Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, the boss of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group, calling it an 'affront to humanity'.
Worlddaily-monitor-ug4d ago Three Arrested in Kisenyi Shopping Mall Machete Attack
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with a machete attack that occurred at a shopping mall in Kisenyi, Uganda.
Ugandan President Museveni Meets Sudan's RSF Leader for Peace Talks
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni met with the leader of Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in an effort to mediate an end to the brutal conflict in Sudan.
Sportdaily-monitor-ug4d ago FUFA Explores University Partnerships for Homegrown Football Innovation
The Federation of Uganda Football Associations (FUFA) is turning to universities to foster homegrown innovation within the sport.
Uganda Airlines Resolves Operational Issues
Uganda Airlines has reportedly sorted out its operational challenges, signaling a new phase for the national carrier.
Ugandan Rugby Clubs Return to Enterprise Cup Competition
Four Ugandan rugby teams are set to compete against Kenyan clubs in the Enterprise Cup, with matches scheduled in Nairobi and Kampala.

East Africa Confirmed as 2027 AFCON Host
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has confirmed that Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda will jointly host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations.