LifeStyle
Crazy Kennar turns African airports into comedy
KAMPALA — What does an African airport say about the country behind…
Inspired by Jose Chameleone, Izhuru quits music after 24 hitless years
Isaac Ssegawa, better known as Izhuru, has walked away from a 24-year…
Omusinga Mumbere in Turkey for medical review
The Rwenzururu Kingdom has dismissed reports that Omusinga Charles Wesley Mumbere Irema-Ngoma…
Helter-skelter as rain disperses King Oyo’s mourners
A heavy downpour at Karuzika Royal Palace in Fort Portal temporarily forced…
Security
3 arrested for stealing iPhone 11 at King Saha’s show
KAMPALA — Police in Kampala Metropolitan South have arrested three suspects and recovered an iPhone 11 allegedly stolen during musician King Saha’s show in Kololo on August 15, 2026. The arrests were made by officers from Nateete Police Division following a video that circulated on social media showing a woman crying after reportedly losing her mobile phone during the event. According to Kampala Metropolitan Police South Deputy Public Relations Officer ASP Luke Owoyesigyire, intelligence-led investigations led police to Lubwama Abud alias Mafia, who allegedly admitted stealing the iPhone 11 and selling it to Ssentongo Joseph. Police subsequently conducted an operation…
Regional News
Ugandan traders flee Kenya in crack down on small businesses
BUSIA — A number of Ugandans affected by Kenya's new restrictions on non-citizens operating small businesses have begun returning home, with some arriving at the Busia border after the directive took effect on Monday, September 7. The Ugandans were among foreign traders caught up in President William Ruto's directive requiring foreigners engaged in small-scale businesses to stop such activities in Kenya. Images from the Busia border on Monday showed Ugandan nationals arriving from Kenya following the implementation of the directive. Ugandan traders were also reported to have closed businesses amid uncertainty over enforcement. Ruto announced the measures on September 2…
