By Correspondent Calls for African Countries to sign, ratify and domesticate the United Nations arms trade treaty was the key message that the chairperson of African Peace and Security Union (APSU) Roll Stephane NGOMAT sent to during the Twelfth Conference of state Parties (CSP12), of the Arms Trade treaty (ATT). The conference that is taking […]
By Denis Jjuuko The internet has led to connectivity we probably never imagined. Previously, you left a job and that was it. Today, if you leave one, most likely somebody will add you to a WhatsApp group of former employees of Company Z. If you don’t leave the job, you belong already to several WhatsApp […]
By Ali Ssekatawa The year is 2029. Location: Masaka City. Venue: Ssekabaka Daudi Chwa II EACOP Stadium. On a wet November afternoon as the rain beats a gentle rhythm, the Kabaka of Buganda Ronald Muwenda Mutebi makes a grand entrance for the finale of the Masaza Cup, the annual Buganda Kingdom football tournament featuring teams from the 18 […]
Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja’s plan to commission the CN Sugar Limited factory in Namayingo on September 4, 2026, has raised fresh legal questions after the High Court previously ordered the company to halt operations until it obtained a valid licence. In a letter dated August 13, 2026, Nabbanja informed the Minister of Trade, Industry and […]
Millions of Sudanese, particularly women and children, have faced, since the outbreak of the war in 2023, a black death descending from the skies, even as its forms have varied- from explosive barrels and indiscriminate, unguided munitions to chemical weapons. Yet the common factor has been, and remains, that they rain down from fighter jets […]
By Denis Jjuuko The new British prime minister (yes, there is a new one) has been ubiquitous trying to sell his vision and probably avoid the missteps of his predecessors. In one of the videos he shared on his social media handles, he is seen at a factory that makes trains. He says, artificial intelligence […]
By Denis Jjuuko The month of August sees public universities open their gates to first year students. Joining university is one of the milestones many young people celebrate, the last step in the journey to the pinnacle of education. In a few years, they would be out of university and joining the workforce. But also, […]
By Ali Ssekatawa When President Yoweri Museveni met the Uganda Cranes team following their exit from the AFCON 2025 campaign, he drew on his military experience to deliver a lesson that transcended football. He reminded the players that every force has an Area of Responsibility (AOR) and that success depends on each person effectively executing […]
By Bbosa Edward Benjamin These are my reflections on the recently concluded LC1 elections in Uganda. I write as a Ugandan committed to democratic governance, the rule of law and respect for human dignity. While I am actively engaged in politics, my reflections are guided by the conviction that the credibility of any election should […]
On Thursday, 16th July 2026, the Uganda community was shocked by news of a bus carrying children on King David Primary School, Ndejje on their way from an educational trip at the Sipi Falls, Kapchorwa. More than twenty Children are said to have died. This accident, and many others that have involved loss of children’s […]
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