COGNICURRENT

The article argues that Uganda's EALA by-election requires careful consideration of candidates based on experience and commitment to regional cooperation rather than party affiliation.

Ugandan musician Ragga Dee calls on upcoming artists to treat their music as a business to overcome challenges, particularly in light of recent copyright reforms.

Increased patrols by the Uganda People's Defence Forces on Lake Albert have led to a significant decrease in attacks on Ugandan fishermen by militiamen from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

A cycling initiative in Uganda highlights the ongoing struggles for equality faced by refugees, persons with disabilities, and young women.

Six people have died in two days due to traffic accidents on the Kampala-Gulu Highway, including a 15-year-old girl who was involved in a crash in Nakasongola.

EALA lawmakers are contesting a decision by Speaker Joseph Ntakirutimana to conduct by-elections for two Ugandan seats, citing potential legal conflicts.

The 2026 elections reveal a political divide between Mubende and Kassanda districts, with the National Unity Platform gaining support in Mubende and losing in Kassanda.

The presidents of Kenya and Uganda have inaugurated the second phase of a rapid railway project aimed at enhancing trade and logistics between the two countries.

In Uganda, several human rights NGOs have had their activities suspended and accounts blocked following the presidential election, prompting accusations of government repression.

Kenya and Uganda have launched a new phase of the Standard Gauge Railway, aimed at enhancing regional transport and integrating East Africa's economies.

Kenya and Uganda have inaugurated a long-delayed extension of a Chinese-built railway that has significantly increased Kenya's debt.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has sought refuge in the United States, citing safety concerns following threats from the military in Uganda.

The presidents of Kenya and Uganda are set to meet to discuss and mark the extension of a railway link that has faced financial challenges and delays.

Fans across Central Africa reflect on the legacy of Chuck Norris following his passing.

Uganda reintroduces rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park for the first time in 40 years after successful conservation efforts.

Uganda has reintroduced rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park for the first time in nearly 40 years, marking a significant step in conservation efforts.

Uganda Breweries Limited, alongside the National Forest Authority and Rotary International, has initiated a significant project to plant 80,000 trees in Namananga Forest to rejuvenate the area's ecosystem.

Housing Finance Bank has made a UGX 10 million contribution to Gayaza High School for the expansion of its chapel, aiming to support sustainable development and community empowerment.

Women in Kampala are increasingly taking on bartending roles, reshaping the city's cocktail culture and professionalizing the nightlife industry.

Uganda has announced a ban on the operation of dilapidated taxis in Kampala and its suburbs to enhance passenger safety.

ICEA Lion has pledged Shs100 million to support the upcoming IBAU conference, aimed at enhancing insurance sector engagement with SMEs and individuals in Uganda.

The article emphasizes the critical role of forests in human sustenance and biodiversity, highlighting the urgent need for their protection against deforestation.

A recent report by the Uganda Bureau of Statistics indicates that Uganda had approximately 3 million orphans under the age of 18 in 2024, primarily affecting rural communities and especially girls.

Residents in Mityana are urging authorities to prohibit children under 18 from entering quarries following a tragic accident that killed two young children.

Residents in Mityana District are advocating for a ban on children under 18 entering stone quarries following a tragic incident that resulted in the deaths of two young girls.

The regression of LGTBIQ+ rights in several African countries is intensifying as new laws criminalizing homosexuality are enacted, influenced by extremist organizations from the West.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine reemerged in the United States following his escape from pressure in his home country.

Enterprise Uganda has launched the Export Accelerator Program to support local businesses in competing in global markets.

Residents of Minana Village in Mityana District are grieving the loss of two girls feared dead following a quarry collapse that also trapped several children.

Uganda's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs refutes claims of torture against Barbie Kyagulanyi, calling it a misrepresentation of events during a security operation.

The National Unity Platform (NUP) has explained that the recent departure of opposition leader Bobi Wine from Uganda is part of a temporary strategy for political consultations abroad.

Uganda's public debt has exceeded 130 trillion Shillings, primarily due to an increase in domestic debt issuances.

Women's rights activists in Uganda are demanding urgent reforms to cyber laws to better address online gender-based violence and the challenges posed by artificial intelligence.

Uganda is experiencing a hidden nutrition crisis characterized by rising obesity and lifestyle diseases, prompting experts to call for immediate action in workplaces.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has announced that he has fled the country after two months in hiding following disputed elections and alleged military persecution.

Uganda has announced a new policy allowing citizens from 40 countries to enter without a visa, aimed at boosting tourism and regional cooperation.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobby Wine has fled the country following military threats after a contested presidential election in January.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has announced he has fled the country following the disputed presidential election won by Yoweri Museveni.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine has left the country and appointed his deputy to take over leadership, following threats after disputed elections.

Bobi Wine, a Ugandan opposition leader, has fled the country amid threats following a disputed presidential election and an army-led manhunt.

Most African countries criminalize same-sex relationships, with severe penalties including imprisonment and the death penalty in some regions.

Residents in Karamoja, Uganda, protest against the branding of Moroto Cement as 'Yaobai Cement', feeling it disrespects the region's identity and contributions.

Tensions are escalating in Uganda's Nsoowe Central Forest Reserve due to confrontations between pastoralists and licensed tree growers over land and resources.

A four-year-old boy in Uganda was kidnapped for ransom and later found murdered and discarded in a pit latrine.

Bobi Wine claims that security forces raided the home of his aide and abducted his wife as part of intimidation tactics against opposition members.

Uganda has introduced visa-free entry for nationals from 40 countries but has excluded the US and EU from this policy.

A Ugandan architecture student, Isaac Nimwesiga, recounts his harrowing escape from Iran amidst the outbreak of war, joining many others who chose to leave for safety while some opted to stay for their studies.

The Ugandan army has denied UN allegations that it targeted civilians in South Sudan, claiming its operations were protective rather than offensive.

Ugandan MPs are calling for transparency regarding the internet shutdown during the recent general elections, questioning the legality and authorization of the directive.

Ugur Sahin and Özlem Türeci, founders of BioNTech, are stepping back from daily operations, a decision viewed as part of their strategic foresight.