Political interference and maneuvering are undermining the development of Kampala City, the National Economic Empowerment Dialogue (NEED), a political party led by Joseph Kabuleta has said.

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A police officer in Kampala Uganda, allegedly killed his ex-partner and another cop over what is suspected to be jealousy ...

The Speaker of Kampala Capital City Authority, Zahara Luyirika, has tasked Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago with presenting the Kiteezi Tragedy report to council instead of lamenting. Lukwago ...

Residential property prices in these prime areas rose by 16 percent in the first quarter of the 2024/25 financial year, ...

The Ugandan pair of Fadilah Shamika Mohamed Rafi and Tracy Naluwooza could only manage to win silver medals when they lost 21 ...

GWC, CAWST, and RWSN are committed to taking action based on the report’s findings, and they call on other organizations to ...

It’s time to try a new “monkey” strategy: incentivising citizens to clean up the city. Just as the businessman offered cash ...

Italy's government has backed a major aid package worth a total 531 million euros. Africa is the main beneficiary but the ...

Chinese-learning Ugandan students perform at a reception commemorating the upcoming 75th anniversary of the foundi ...

While the private sector has embraced infographics, the government of Uganda has not done enough to harness their potential.

In Banda, for instance, fuel tanks sit precariously near people’s homes, turning neighborhoods into potential danger zones.