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A social media user has detailed a distressing incident from 2014 where he claims a pregnant Ugandan woman died in a South African hospital. He alleges that xenophobia played a role in the woman not receiving timely medical attention, leading him to advise other Africans to leave the country.
A shocking incident occurred at Ggaba Early Childhood Day School in Kampala, Uganda, where a man identified as Christopher Okello fatally stabbed four young children. The perpetrator gained access by posing as a parent before attacking the toddlers.
A second-year law student from Kampala International University, Dennis Zziwa, required medical attention after suffering injuries during a Good Friday reenactment of Jesus Christ's suffering. The incident occurred during a procession at Our Lady of Africa Church in Mbuya, Uganda.
The Kenyan government has committed $30 million to the Confederation of African Football (CAF), securing its position as a co-host for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations alongside Uganda and Tanzania. Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya confirmed that this payment fulfills all necessary financial and institutional obligations required by CAF.
Allan Vic, a lawyer from Uganda, has revealed a staggering tally of over 70 divorce cases filed within a single court this week. His remarks serve as a thought-provoking challenge to those considering marriage.
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) has sent a team to inspect stadiums in the three host countries for the upcoming 2027 Africa Cup of Nations. This week’s evaluations will continue through February 17, focusing on various facilities and infrastructure.
The Ugandan entertainment scene is in shock after the murder of 24-year-old Namulinde Diana, known as Diana Skys or Karichwife. She was found dead in her Kampala apartment, leading to the arrest of three suspects, including a security guard.
The spouse of Ugandan opposition figure Bobi Wine is currently hospitalized after armed soldiers allegedly raided their home, citing escalating turmoil following the recent elections in Uganda.
Bobi Wine, the Ugandan opposition leader, has lost communication access after a police operation at his home on Saturday, as the nation awaits election results amidst reports of violence and an internet blackout.
In a tragic incident during the recent elections in Uganda, security forces reportedly entered the home of an opposition lawmaker, resulting in the deaths of ten individuals linked to his campaign. The opposition has condemned the incident amidst allegations of governmental repression.
Vote counting has commenced in Uganda's recent elections, marked by delays, an internet blackout, and allegations of electoral malpractice from the opposition as President Museveni seeks a new term.
Early results from Uganda's presidential elections indicate President Yoweri Museveni is in a commanding position with 61.7% of the votes thus far. The Electoral Commission has reported these initial tallies as voting concludes.
