LifeStyle
Soupy Tusiime will not be charged over Matovu’s death
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Lino Anguzu, has clarified that Rose…
Mildred Tuhaise joins NWSC as public engagement manager
Former NBS Television anchor Mildred Tuhaise has joined the National Water and…
Tenge Tenge meets American singer Jason Derulo
Ugandan child content creator Saad Ssozi, popularly known as Tenge Tenge, has…
CNN’s Christiane Amanpour puts Tooro coronation in Nigeria
CNN journalist Christiane Amanpour has incorrectly identified the September 29 coronation of…
Security
Uganda’s Mombasa Consul General remanded over Shs494m financial loss
Kampala — The Anti-Corruption Court has remanded Ambassador Kiguli Herbert, Uganda’s Consul General in Mombasa, Kenya, to Luzira Prison over allegations of causing a financial loss of UGX 494,097,270 to the Government of Uganda and abuse of office. Ambassador Kiguli, 59, appeared before Principal Magistrate His Worship Christopher Opit, where the charges were read and explained to him. He pleaded not guilty to the counts. The court has slated October 7, 2026, at midday for the hearing of his bail application, during which he will remain remanded. Requisitions and COVID-19 Restrictions According to prosecution led by the Inspectorate of Government…
Regional News
Ethiopia’s Parliament re-elects Abiy Ahmed as PM
ADDIS ABABA — Ethiopia’s parliament has re-elected Abiy Ahmed as Prime Minister for another five-year term following the ruling Prosperity Party’s victory in the June 1 general election. The House of Peoples’ Representatives appointed Abiy on Monday, October 5, during its first session of the new parliamentary term. He later took the constitutional oath of office, formally beginning his second term. Abiy was nominated by the Prosperity Party, which won 438 of the 547 seats in the House of Peoples’ Representatives in the June election. The re-election marks the start of a new five-year government under Ethiopia’s seventh parliamentary term.…
