LifeStyle
Comedian mistaken for Museveni visiting street kids
A video featuring Ugandan comedian Herbert Ssegujja, popularly known as Teacher Mpamire…
Prima Kardashi beats Zahara Totto in celebrity boxing match
Socialite and entrepreneur Prima Kardashi has defeated fellow media personality Zahara Totto…
UCC opens public consultation on Capital FM takeover
KAMPALA — The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has opened a public consultation…
Police mourn ASP Namande Henrietta Mwese
The Uganda Police Force has announced the burial programme for Assistant Superintendent…
Security
Security company boss charged over mineral fraud
Akampulira Isaac Rukanda, a director of Detail Security Company Ltd, has been charged with storing minerals without a licence and mixing minerals with intent to defraud. Akampulira was arraigned at Kajjansi Chief Magistrates Court by the State House Anti-Corruption Unit in collaboration with the Criminal Investigations Directorate (CID) and the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP). He was remanded until September 16, 2026. According to the prosecution, between February 2025 and August 2026, Akampulira and others still at large allegedly stored minerals, including copper, zinc and cobalt, at the company's premises in Lweza, Kajjansi Town Council, Wakiso District,…
Regional News
South Sudan launches inaugural women’s premier league
JUBA — South Sudan has launched its first Women’s Premier League, creating a new national competition aimed at expanding opportunities for female footballers and strengthening the country’s women’s game. The league was officially launched by the South Sudan Football Federation (SSFF) at the Imperial Hotel in Juba on Saturday, with 12 teams set to compete in the inaugural season. The participating clubs are Juba Queens, Munuki Women, Bentiu City, Yei Joint Stars, Simba, El-Merriekh Juba, Kator, Wajuma, Malakia, Nile Eagle, Salam Aweil and Atlabara Women. The competition is intended to provide female players with a regular competitive environment where they…
