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In ordinary times, governments tend to believe their priorities are settled. Political debate revolves around familiar concerns such as economic growth, healthcare, taxation, education and climate policy. These issues dominate election campaigns and parliamentary agendas, shaping the rhythm of domestic politics. Yet history repeatedly shows that such priorities can shift with remarkable speed. When global conflict erupts, the hierarchy of national concerns changes almost overnight. Security begins to overshadow prosperity, and survival takes precedence over progress. War has always had this disruptive power, but in today’s interconnected world its effects travel further and faster than ever before. A conflict in…

The president of the National Unity Platform, Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has accused security operatives of raiding the home of one of his aides and abducting the aide’s wife. Kyagulanyi said operatives believed to be attached to state security agencies stormed the residence of his assistant, Sherif Najja , in an attempt to arrest him. According to Kyagulanyi, the operatives did not find Najja at home and instead took his wife into custody after she reportedly told them she did not know her husband’s whereabouts. “Regime security operatives have raided the home of my assistant, Comrade Najja…

Vice President Jessica Alupo has urged universities to integrate the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC) into their academic programmes in order to produce graduates equipped with critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed in today’s competitive job market. Alupo, who also serves as Chancellor of St Lawrence University, made the remarks while officiating at the institution’s 16th graduation ceremony on Thursday. She said universities must align their programmes with modern demands so that graduates are better prepared to address both national and global challenges. The Vice President also encouraged higher education institutions to embrace Artificial Intelligence and integrate it into teaching and learning…

The 2025 Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education (UACE) results are set to be released this Friday, March 13, 2026, at 11am at State House Nakasero. According to the Uganda National Examinations Board (Uneb), the results will be officially released by the Minister of Education and Sports, Janet Kataaha Museveni. A total of 166,402 candidates registered to sit the 2025 UACE examinations across the country at 2,844 examination centres. Of these, 93,630 were male, representing 56 percent, while 77,772 were female, accounting for 44 percent of the total candidature. The 2025 candidature represents a 14.6 percent increase from 141,996 candidates who…

As Uganda’s digital economy expands into rural areas, cybercrime is no longer just a threat in the capital. In a move to strengthen the nation’s digital defenses, the Cyber Security and Forensics Association of Uganda (CSFAU) has launched the Uganda National Cyber Digital Forensic Initiative (UNCDFI). The initiative, dubbed the National Cyber Forensics-Sovereign Grid, aims to decentralize cybersecurity expertise, transferring technical capacity from city centers to villages, parishes, and districts. The UNCDFI also provides economic opportunities for IT professionals. By training District Cyber Forensic Representatives, the association is creating a structured career path for local talent. Topics You Might Like…

In Kampala’s upscale suburb of Kololo, a striking new residential tower is quietly redefining what luxury living looks like in Uganda. Developed by Ugandan business magnate Sudhir Ruparelia through the Ruparelia Group’s real estate arm Meera Investments, the One-10 Apartments project has emerged as one of the most ambitious high-end residential developments in the country. Located along the prestigious Prince Charles Drive, the One-10 Apartments combine modern architecture, expansive living spaces, and resort-style amenities, positioning the development as a benchmark for upscale urban living in Kampala. A New Standard for Elite Urban Living The tower rises about 15 storeys and houses more than 150…

Kampala, Uganda – When you think of elections in Uganda, it’s easy to picture ballot boxes, long queues, and heated political debates. But behind all that machinery, there’s a man quietly making sure it all runs smoothly: Richard Baabo Kamugisha, Uganda’s newly appointed Electoral Commission Secretary. And with 25 years in the game, he’s the kind of career bureaucrat who knows the ins and outs of every polling station in the country. From District Offices to the National Stage Kamugisha’s journey is a story of steady climb and quiet competence. He joined the Electoral Commission in 1999, cutting his teeth as…

Kampala – Members of Parliament expressed astonishment and skepticism during a heated session of the Public Accounts Committee (PAC), where the Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF) claimed that Uganda’s coffee export earnings have more than doubled to around US$2.2 billion (approximately UGX 7.89 trillion) within a year following the merger of the Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA) into the ministry. Permanent Secretary Maj. Gen. (Rtd) David Kasura Kyomukama, appearing before PAC to respond to queries raised in the December 2025 Auditor General’s report, defended the figures. He attributed the surge to improved management, enhanced research, streamlined operations under…

Since Uganda Independence in 1962, Uganda’s political journey has been marked by profound social, political, and economic transformations. From the first Parliament to the current 11th Parliament of the Republic of Uganda, the country has witnessed different leadership styles within the legislative arm of government. Some Speakers have earned admiration for their resilience, fairness, and statesmanship, while others have attracted scrutiny from both citizens and international observers. Among the Speakers whose legacy continues to attract praise are James Wapakhabulo, Francis Ayume, and Rebecca Kadaga. Their leadership styles, though different, shared one thing in common a perception that they placed institutional…

Ugandan comedy could be headed for a major showdown after Comedian Reign threw down the gauntlet to fellow performers across the industry. The outspoken entertainer has challenged comedians, from stand-up acts to skit creators, to step forward and battle him and longtime comedy partner Maulana in what promises to be a thrilling clash of punchlines. According to Reign, interested comedians must register before Friday to secure their spot in the face-off. He added that if no one accepts the challenge, it will simply confirm what he already suspects — that many are afraid to lose. “This is the time to…