Month: February 2018

By Stephen Otage. Uganda loses an average of 10 people per day due to accidents, translating into Shs 4.4tn per anum. This is according to the Uganda Safety Performance Review Report that has been released today by the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. It shows that road traffic accidents […]

By Ritah Kemigisa. Ugandans have been challenged to market their own country if more tourists are to be attracted in the country. Addressing journalists at the French embassy ahead of the second edition of the France Uganda friendship week due in March, the French Ambassador Stephanie Rivoal said this is […]

By Samuel Ssebuliba. The increasing crime rate has been attributed to the increasing misuse of social media platforms that have created an illusion in minds of the young generation. While leading a requiem mass for slain Susan Magara, the Father John Mungyereza the Parish Priest of Mbuya said this era […]

By Ivan Ssenabulya. Government has airlifted the minister of Ethics and Integrity Simon Lokodo from Kalangala to Mulago hospital for further treatment. While on official duty in Kalangala, Lokodo suffered health complications including a stroke and a high blood pressure, cutting short his stay. The minister of state for Health […]

By Franklin Draku. Contractors supplying food items to the Uganda Police Force have stopped their supplies over accumulated arrears. They are demanding Shs33 billion from the force for supplying food since 2015. They have also accused the police Chief, Gen. Kale Kayihura of favouring crime preventers and Exodus SACCO and […]