Terrorism, climate change top priorities as NAM opens in Kampala
KAMPALA, Jan. 15 (Xinhua) — Senior officials from members of the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) on Monday started a two-day meeting, setting the stage for a summit of heads of state...
Uganda
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State Censorship, Commercialization Crush Uganda’s Radio Dramas
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DPP rejects Eron Kiiza’s sureties
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Nalukoola delayed gazette Sparks Outcry, Swearing-In Blocked
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Uganda’s Press Freedom Crumbles Amid Electoral Repression
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Deputy RDC Majambere turns to blackmail to shield from theft charges
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Art silenced by Power’s grip
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Ugandan dissidents in London Demand Accountability, Justice
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Businessman Charged in Forest Land Fraud
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SACCO Officials Charged in 3.6B Teachers’ money Fraud
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Court Remands Official Over SAGE Fund Theft
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KCCA land board boss Balondemu rearrested over allegedly defrauding Shs2.2bn from Americans
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Court stops Lawyers’ meeting to discuss Museveni letter to Chief Justice
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Ugandan MP escapes death in deadly land dispute.
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KCCA FC terminate contract with Portuguese coach Traquil
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New Bill wants bars opened at 5-10pm
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WASTAGE: MPs to pocket sh2.7m per day for sports
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Kiteezi updates: 18 confirmed dead as Museveni orders arrests
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Amb. Amoru holds talks with FIFA, CAF bosses
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New Airport terminal launched ahead of NAM conference in Uganda
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Museveni encourages scientists to join UPDF
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Sh80m theft case: Korean bosses at Good Neighbors NGO grilled by police
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BREAKING NEWS: UCC okays SIM Card replacement without National ID
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Despite malice NUP, Bobi, Katana and Rubongoya remain unbreakable
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Budget 2024-2025: Past mistakes haunt Parliament
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Besigye charged with treason in Civilian Court
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Art silenced by Power’s grip
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KCCA FC terminate contract with Portuguese coach Traquil
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SH-ACU led op sees officials charged, remanded for misuse of PDM funds,
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Conmen defraud Turkish firm Shs 2.2 billion in bogus fertiliser deal
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Ugandan court rules harsh anti-gay law is constitutional
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,...
