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Michael Phillip Lulume Bayigga stated that President Museveni will ultimately decide the next Speaker of Uganda's Parliament, highlighting the influence of the presidency over parliamentary leadership.

Two young women in Uganda were arrested for kissing in public, which is punishable by life imprisonment under the country's laws.

An outbreak of Foot and Mouth Disease in Ntungamo District, Uganda, has led to the closure of livestock markets and heightened tensions between veterinary authorities and local farmers.

Two women in Uganda face the possibility of life in prison after being arrested for allegedly kissing in public, an act deemed as same-sex activity in the country.

A new gene therapy for sickle cell disease, successful in Western nations, remains unaffordable for most patients in Africa as Uganda begins nationwide newborn screening for the disorder.

A study found that many wild chimpanzees are consuming alcohol by eating overripe fruits, similar to one or two drinks a day for humans.

There is rising concern about the health of Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye, who has been imprisoned for over a year, as threats against his life continue to emerge.

Kizza Besigye and Hajj Obed Lutale are set to return to court facing treason charges amid health concerns and procedural disputes regarding their court appearance.

Andrew Ochieng is on a mission to combat visceral leishmaniasis in the border region between Kenya and Uganda, drawing from his own experience of suffering from the disease.

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has reportedly blocked a church mass intended to honor detained opposition leader Kizza Besigye, citing political reasons.

The article discusses the recurring issue of school fee payment crises in Uganda, highlighting the struggles of parents and schools in managing their financial dynamics.

The acting chairman of KACITA praises the Kampala authorities for clearing street vendors, calling it a significant move towards restoring order in the city.

The Ugandan Secretary to the Treasury has instructed government officials to obtain Cabinet approval before signing governance-related agreements with development partners.

The iKON Awards has partnered with Blue Pictures Entertainment to enhance global opportunities for Ugandan filmmakers through a new initiative.

The Joint Clinical Research Centre has initiated a Shs15 billion fundraising campaign to establish Uganda's first bone marrow transplant center to improve treatment for sickle cell disease and blood disorders.

The Ugandan government has implemented stricter controls on governance-related projects and ICT spending in the upcoming budget, mandating Cabinet approval for all related contracts and agreements.

Uganda has secured visa-free travel agreements with Egypt and the United Arab Emirates for holders of diplomatic and official passports to enhance diplomatic relations and trade.

Airtel Uganda Limited has announced a revenue of Shs 1 trillion for the year ended December 31, 2025, marking significant financial growth compared to the previous year.

Uganda has declined to participate in an EU Parliament hearing regarding allegations of election misconduct, raising diplomatic tensions.

Conflicting statements from Ugandan government officials have created uncertainty regarding potential treason charges against opposition leader Bobi Wine.

A shooting at Kiboga Prison in Uganda resulted in the deaths of three individuals, including a prison deputy, after a warder opened fire in a shocking incident.

Tabitha Katushabe, a 19-year-old student in Sweden, faces imminent deportation to Uganda, separating her from her family.

Ugandan Army General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Yoweri Museveni, launched a fierce attack on Sudanese Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, alleging involvement in atrocities against Sudanese and Africans.

The Ugandan government has issued a weather advisory to assist farmers in planning for the upcoming agricultural season as the region transitions from dry weather to rainy conditions.

Linda, a 22-year-old from Uganda, faced horrific living conditions during her agricultural internship in Denmark, including a filthy accommodation and fear of repercussions for speaking out.

The Sudanese Foreign Ministry condemns Uganda for welcoming Rapid Support Forces leader Mohamed Hamdan Daglo, calling it direct support for genocide.

Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni met with Sudan's RSF leader Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo to discuss ways to end the ongoing conflict in Sudan and restore stability in the region.

Sudanese people express skepticism regarding Hemedti's statements about not seeking the presidency, sparked by his recent visit to Uganda.

The UPDF and RDF concluded a three-day meeting in Musanze aimed at enhancing security cooperation along the Uganda-Rwanda border.

Mohammed Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hemeti, claims to have over 500,000 fighters in Sudan and expresses a desire not to become president during a recent meeting with Uganda's President Yoweri Museveni.

Experts in Uganda warn that the country is likely underreporting suicide deaths due to weak surveillance and stigma surrounding mental health.

The Ugandan government highlights a significant mental health crisis as it launches the 2025 State of Uganda Population Report, emphasizing its impact on national productivity and economic growth.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine revealed that his wife and children fled the country due to safety concerns following the controversial presidential election in January.

A Ugandan children's troupe performed a dance in support of Brazilian footballer Vinicius Jr. following a recent incident of racial abuse.

Bobi Wine has called on Ugandans to dedicate the Lenten season to prayers for political prisoners and those in need.

Vasundhara Oswal, a prominent international entrepreneur, has filed a petition against Ugandan security officials for her alleged arbitrary detention for nearly three weeks.

The Inspectorate of Government in Uganda has launched a five-year strategic plan focused on strengthening anti-corruption measures in government operations.

President Museveni met with a Saudi Arabian delegation to discuss enhancing economic cooperation, especially in coffee value addition.

Kizza Besigye, a prominent Ugandan opposition leader and former ally of President Yoweri Museveni, has faced numerous arrests and state violence while fighting for political change.

Researchers are investigating a devastating coffee wilt disease that affects coffee crops globally, caused by the fungus Fusarium xylarioides, which has severe implications for coffee production and supply.

President Museveni cautioned that leaders using intimidation echo the authoritarian tactics of Idi Amin during a national prayer event in Kitgum District.

Reports reveal a clandestine network in Russia recruiting Ugandan citizens for the fighting in Ukraine, raising concerns about exploitation and government responsibility.

A baboon monkey caused chaos at a mosque in Uganda, prompting worshippers to flee out of fear.

Vice President Jessica Alupo of Uganda called for reforms in the UN Security Council to ensure better representation for Africa during her address at the AU Summit in Addis Ababa.

The Ugandan government has abruptly closed a tin mining depot in Isingiro, leaving many artisanal miners facing economic hardship and rising crime rates.

President Museveni asserts that the implementation of Biometric Voter Verification (BVV) machines in the recent elections was crucial for ensuring electoral integrity and reducing fraud.

Odonga Otto urges the opposition in Uganda to focus on national dialogue and issue-based politics rather than personal attacks against President Museveni.

Sudan's Vice President Malik Agar has urged Uganda's President Museveni to leverage regional connections to address support for the Rapid Support Forces in Sudan.

Members of the European Parliament are calling for an investigation into potential crimes against humanity following concerns over the post-election situation in Uganda.

Ugandan citizens are reportedly being recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine amid ongoing investigations into the forced recruitment networks.