LifeStyle
Rogers Atukunda receives digital journalism award
KAMPALA — Ugandan journalist and filmmaker Rogers Atukunda has been recognised for…
Sheebah Karungi ends 15-year silence with bold new podcast
Kampala, Uganda – Ugandan music star Sheebah Karungi has broken what she…
Lynda Ddane featured in Apple Music’s Africa Month campaign
Ugandan media personality and DJ Lynda Ddane has been spotlighted in Apple…
A life of principle: tribute to veteran lawyer Peter Mulira
KAMPALA — Uganda is reflecting on the life and legacy of veteran…
Security
Four killed in Nile Star bus crash in Nwoya
NWOYA DISTRICT — Four people have been confirmed dead following a fatal road crash involving a Nile Star bus in northern Uganda, renewing concerns over the safety of long-distance passenger transport. According to Michael Kananura, the victims died on the spot after the bus was involved in the accident along a major highway in Nwoya District. Several other passengers sustained injuries and were rushed to nearby health facilities for treatment. “The driver was arrested and is currently in custody to assist with ongoing investigations,” Kananura said, adding that inquiries are underway to determine the exact cause of the crash. Preliminary…
Regional News
Kagame, Suluhu agree to remove non-tarrif barriers
DAR ES SALAAM — Rwanda and Tanzania presidents Paul Kagame and Samia Suluhu Hassan have pledged to strengthen bilateral economic ties following high-level talks in Tanzania’s commercial capital, focusing on trade, infrastructure, and regional integration. Speaking after a one-day working visit, President Kagame described the relationship between the two nations as deeply rooted and forward-looking. “Rwanda and Tanzania are not only neighbors but brotherly countries bound by history and a shared goal of prosperity for our people,” President Kagame said. “Rwanda remains committed to building on this strong foundation by deepening our bilateral cooperation across trade, investment, infrastructure, logistics, energy,…
