KCCA FC terminate contract with Portuguese coach Traquil
KAMPALA, (Xinhua) — Kampala City Council Football Club, one of Uganda’s top Premier League teams, has parted ways with their Portuguese coach. The move follows a series of poor results...
Soccer
-
State Censorship, Commercialization Crush Uganda’s Radio Dramas
-
DPP rejects Eron Kiiza’s sureties
-
Nalukoola delayed gazette Sparks Outcry, Swearing-In Blocked
-
Uganda’s Press Freedom Crumbles Amid Electoral Repression
-
Deputy RDC Majambere turns to blackmail to shield from theft charges
-
Art silenced by Power’s grip
-
Ugandan dissidents in London Demand Accountability, Justice
-
Businessman Charged in Forest Land Fraud
-
SACCO Officials Charged in 3.6B Teachers’ money Fraud
-
Court Remands Official Over SAGE Fund Theft
-
KCCA land board boss Balondemu rearrested over allegedly defrauding Shs2.2bn from Americans
-
Court stops Lawyers’ meeting to discuss Museveni letter to Chief Justice
-
Ugandan MP escapes death in deadly land dispute.
-
New Bill wants bars opened at 5-10pm
-
KCCA FC terminate contract with Portuguese coach Traquil
-
WASTAGE: MPs to pocket sh2.7m per day for sports
-
Kiteezi updates: 18 confirmed dead as Museveni orders arrests
-
Amb. Amoru holds talks with FIFA, CAF bosses
-
New Airport terminal launched ahead of NAM conference in Uganda
-
Police net two soldiers in foiled Kawempe mobile money robbery
-
Ugandan Justice Sebutinde elected vice president of ICJ
-
No one can fire me from NUP – Mpuuga
-
PLU’s Mawanda and Kabanda- the hypocrisy of corruption crusaders
-
UNRA to install replica Clock Tower
-
Kenyan national killed in Kabale accident en-route to Rwanda
-
Doreen Nyanjura’s brother shot dead
-
Two Suspects Charged in UGX 2.2 Billion Fraud Case
-
How Ugandan prisons and police cells pose hazard for LGBTQ+ minorities
-
Police, military deploy heavily ahead of joint opposition presser at Katonga Road
-
EXCLUSIVE: Top Korean NGO boss wanted over shs80m theft allegations
Politics
State Censorship, Commercialization Crush Uganda’s Radio Dramas
By Richard Kizza Lugobwa LONDON. Radio drama, a potent blend of entertainment, education, and cultural preservation, has historically shaped societies worldwide. In Uganda, its roots trace to the colonial era,...
