News

Find More: Africa Asia Australia Business Celebrity Consular Courts Crime Culture Diaspora Education Environment Government Health Job Vacancies Lifestyle Media Metro Plus Movies Music National Newcastle United Obituary Partner Content Regional Security Small Talk Startimes Uganda Premier League Tenders The Last Laugh Travel and Tourism Video

UNESCO to Register Imbalu as Intangible Cultural Heritage for the Bamasaba People

The United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is an agency of the United Nations (UN) established in 1945…

President Museveni to Grace Groundbreaking of $15 Million ICU Heritage Home

The Iteso Cultural Union (ICU), through a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed with the Obuntu Firm, is set to begin…

Who Owns Nyege Nyege? Court to Decide on Festival Name

Nyege Nyege Festival at Risk Over Ownership Dispute in Court

(Kampala) – The future of Uganda’s renowned Nyege Nyege Music Festival remains uncertain as a legal dispute over the ownership…

While the public awaits the President’s decision, Kasaija’s comments suggest the central bank will remain in capable hands, with existing laws providing clear guidance on leadership succession. The Bank of Uganda’s leadership structure allows for continuity and stability, as the deputy governor can assume full responsibilities when needed.

Bank of Uganda Secure Despite Lack of Governor for Nearly 3 Years

(Kampala) – Uganda’s Finance Minister Matia Kasaija has reassured the public that the Bank of Uganda remains stable despite the…

Nabakooba specifically highlighted Bussi Island in Wakiso District on Lake Victoria, where local residents have protested as multiple claimants sought boundary-opening rights on the same parcels of land. Such overlapping claims have become a growing issue across Uganda, exacerbated by disputes over land ownership and outdated succession records. Nabakooba urged district land offices to treat forgery as a serious crime, reminding them that it carries significant legal consequences.

Minister Warns of Rising Land Fraud in Uganda

(Mukono) – Uganda’s Lands Minister Judith Nabakooba raised serious concerns over a rising trend of forged land documents, emphasizing the…

Gulu City officials set restrictions on noise levels from churches and nightclubs, requiring compliance by 10:00 pm.

Churches, Clubs in Gulu Must End Noise by 10 pm

(Gulu) – Gulu’s Resident City Commissioner, Ambrose Onoria, has ordered security personnel to begin enforcing noise restrictions on churches and…