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How Museveni, Aliker ended up being caught in America-Libya politics

Uganda, April 27 -- Dr Martin Aliker, a veteran businessman, politician, diplomat and dental practitioner died two Mondays ago. He was 95 and was buried last Sunday at Aworanga, Gulu, where he was bor... Read More


Uganda loses voting rights over unpaid subscriptions

Uganda, April 27 -- Uganda has lost voting rights in many international organisations to which it is bound through protocols, treaties, and conventions on account of failure to either make contributio... Read More


Donors tell govt to pay its health bills

Uganda, April 27 -- Observers have warned that tough times lay ahead as the Ugandan health sector readies itself to start a new financial year with dwindling budgetary support from non-state actors. ... Read More


Govt restrictions on religion are a ruse for politics to triumph over spirituality

Uganda, April 27 -- Over the past couple of weeks, the media has been awash with revived plans of government implementing the Religious Faith Organisations (RFO) Policy as a means to apparently regula... Read More


Why is red eye disease on the rise in Uganda?

Uganda, April 27 -- Red eye disease, scientifically known as conjunctivitis, is the swelling or redness (inflammation) of the thin, clear layer that covers the white surface of the eye and the inner e... Read More


Ugandans at the Venice Biennale

Uganda, April 27 -- When we talk about the Venice Biennale, we are talking about the biggest event in the visual arts. You could easily call it the Olympics of the art world. Countries come together i... Read More


House fails to realign trade, tourism budgets

Uganda, April 27 -- The Parliament Committee on Trade has failed to re-align activities of the Trade and Tourism ministries, fashioning a possible pain point in the consideration of the 2024/2025 budg... Read More


13-part docuseries chronicles Uganda's interconnectedness

Uganda, April 27 -- The docuseries Tuko Pamoja (We Are One) explores Uganda's sense of identity and togetherness or belonging as a post-colonial nation, heroes from the country's pre-colonial history,... Read More


The cascading nature of tax and its effects

Uganda, April 27 -- Over the past few weeks, tax and taxation debates dominated most political and economic agendas. Taxation as we know is the price we pay for civilisation and the lifeblood of any m... Read More


Farm thefts and their effect on farming

Uganda, April 27 -- Farm thefts are mainly a phenomenon of small-scale farming where people operate on small plots of land in crowded communities. It mostly takes place in situations where some people... Read More