Police issue traffic guidelines ahead of NAM, G77+China summits
KAMPALA: The traffic Police has issued detailed guidelines for road users ahead of the upcoming 19th NAM and G77+China summits which start Monday and end on Jan 23. Below is...
G77+China
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Museveni hosts Charlene Ruto
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NRM party veterans riding on intrigue to try and bounce back; outlook increasingly bleak
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Rose Namayanja: The Mobilisation Strategist Who Consolidated NRM’s Strength in Buganda
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SHACU Secures Priest’s Compensation
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Teacher killed, 16 pupils injured by lightning strikes in northern Uganda
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Richard Todwong: From Student Activist to Architect of NRM’s Historic Victory
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SHACU Saves Priest From Eviction
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SHACU Probes Promoters’ 1.5B Fund
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Court Convicts Man Over Evictions
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Video of Ugandans fighting in Ukraine shocks citizens
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Ugandan MP escapes death in deadly land dispute.
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WASTAGE: MPs to pocket sh2.7m per day for sports
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New Bill wants bars opened at 5-10pm
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KCCA land board boss Balondemu rearrested over allegedly defrauding Shs2.2bn from Americans
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Police hunt senior Kyambogo lecturer over aggravated defilement
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Asst. Engineer remanded in Mpigi Fuel theft
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Court sets date for trial of Katanga murder case
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Denes Sekabira, John Dillinger and Al Capone are public enemies
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Among visits Mengo, splashes shs50m for Kabaka birthday run
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Tragic incident: Ugandan Doctor’s dog kills infant
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Ugandans in Southern Africa establish board of trustees after first convention
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Men sentenced over plot to kill Gen Kale Kayihura in 2016
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EC boss Byabakama survives jail, Shs 3bn fine over contempt of court
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Makerere University lecturers reject biometric clock-in system again
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NUP rebel MPs defy Bobi, refuse to attend urgent meeting
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Entebbe airport police seize 100kg of smuggled gold
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Gen Dick Olum replaced as Operation Shujaa commander
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BREAKING: Aircraft carrying Malawi’s VP goes missing
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Stop EACOP funding until human rights abuse on LGBT and PAPs is sorted
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Hamas gunmen ‘killed families in their beds’ at Kfar Aza kibbutz, say Israeli forces
Politics
NRM party veterans riding on intrigue to try and bounce back; outlook increasingly bleak
KAMPALA: Internal tensions within Uganda’s ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) continue to simmer as sections of party veterans openly and privately criticize Secretary General Richard Todwong, despite what insiders describe...
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Rose Namayanja: The Mobilisation Strategist Who Consolidated NRM’s Strength in Buganda
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PHOTO ALBUM: NRM draws mammoth crowds in West Nile
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NRM delegates conference closes with Museveni emphasizing war on corruption at district level
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Museveni asks NRM delegates to fight corruption at local government level, monitor govt services