Features
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What you need to know about the Forensic Evidence Bill, 2024
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Maj. Gen. (Rtd) Kahinda Otafiire has introduced the Forensic Evidence Bill, 2024 in which the…
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Uganda’s rural poor left behind in the digital era, says report
A new report by Twaweza reveals a widening digital divide in Uganda, with rural communities facing significant barriers to political…
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Rubanda woman’s path to prosperity with dfcu Bank’s GROW Loan
For years, Gillian Kiconco, a dedicated young woman from Rubanda District, dreamed of making a difference in Uganda’s agricultural sector.…
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Buyende residents petition EC over alleged recruitment bias
Residents of Buyende District have lodged a formal petition with the Electoral Commission (EC), alleging political interference in the recruitment…
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PROFILE: Who is the new lead counsel for Besigye’s defense team?
Veteran Kenyan lawyer and politician Martha Karua has been named the head of the legal team defending Ugandan opposition figure…
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Power struggles rock Uganda Law Society as leaders clash
The Uganda Law Society (ULS), a prestigious body tasked with upholding legal ethics and governance, has found itself mired in…
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The silent collapse of NGOs and its toll on the youth
As the number of registered NGOs in Uganda plummets, thousands of young professionals find themselves without work, signaling a looming…
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MPs or ATM machines? Ugandans debate lawmakers’ true role
Ugandans are divided on whether Members of Parliament (MPs) should prioritize service delivery or stick to their constitutional duties of…
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Will legal rulings protect journalists during Uganda’s 2026 elections?
As Uganda gears up for the 2026 general elections, a recent High Court ruling has sparked conversations about the safety…
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How can the government reduce reliance on money lenders?
In the bustling streets of Kampala, a stark economic reality is playing out, one that many Ugandans face on a…
