Job Namanya | Tayari News KAMPALA- Senior government officials have defended Uganda’s policy direction across governance, education, infrastructure, energy, and service delivery reforms as discussions continued at the ongoing National.
Job Namanya | Tayari News KAMPALA- As Uganda sets its sights on an ambitious economic trajectory, the Rubanda District Woman Member of Parliament-elect, Evelyne Ninsiima Kikafunda, has called for a strategic.
Adonia Atuheire | Tayari News KISORO: Residents affected by the February 2026 floods and landslides in Kisoro District are still grappling with severe hunger and poverty, months after the disaster.
Enock Ndyamuhakyi | Tayari News KABALE- Opinion leaders in Kabale District have called on Kabale Municipal authorities to adopt a more inclusive and well-planned approach in implementing the Trade Order directive,.
Tayari News KAMPALA- Police in Kampala are investigating an incident in which an unidentified man dropped a gun at Tausi Bus Terminal and disappeared. According to the Kampala Metropolitan Police.
Onesmus Turyahabwe KAGADI- A suspected arson attack has left a three-year-old girl dead, and her parents critically injured after their home was set ablaze early this morning in Mabaale Town.
Job Namanya | Tayari West KABALE- For decades, the journey to justice for residents of the Kigezi sub-region was paved with long distances, high costs, and the wearying dust of.
Tayari News Concerns over alleged corruption in Mitooma district local government recruitment have triggered calls for the suspension of the District Service Commission Chairperson, Sam Tugume Karakuza. The Deputy Director of the.
Job Namanya KYANKWANZI- The Vice President of Uganda, Maj(Rtd) Jessica Alupo, has outlined key government priorities for the next term, emphasizing wealth creation, industrialization, and improved service delivery as critical.
Enock Ndyamuhakyi Tourism stakeholders in Kabale District have expressed growing frustration over the slow pace of construction on the Kabale–Lake Bunyonyi road, warning that persistent delays are already hurting the.
