According to him, Kkoome’s fertile soils have the potential to contribute greatly to Uganda’s domestic production, with ...

Sarah Naluyima is a dedicated community health worker at the forefront of Uganda’s Ebola outbreak response. For 15 years, Sarah has worked in her community, raising awareness about various health ...

Ugandan High court Judge Lydia Mugambe has been found guilty of modern slavery by the Oxford Crown Court for illegally ...

MyMedikoz is revolutionizing healthcare accessibility by offering tools designed to empower patients and streamline care ...

Millions will be harmed by this targeting of the most powerless, vulnerable, criminalised, marginalised, and unprotected people in the world, writes Flavia Kyomukama The US government’s freeze on ...

The high-profile murder trial of Molly Katanga took another dramatic turn during cross-examination on Thursday, as the ...

The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has withheld the results of candidates from 38 examination centers across the ...

The UCAA Director Safety, Security and Economic Regulation, Eng. Ronny Barongo, explained that historically, aviation safety ...

Lydia Mugambe, 49, gasped when confronted in the country kitchen of her home in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, and insisted that her victim had 'asked' to work for her.

Four out of 10 (40 percent) adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) working in artisanal and small–scale mining (ASM) sector in Uganda reported having suffered a sexually transmitted disease, a new ...

After the Trump administration cut most U.S. foreign aid, a reporter wanted to understand how it would affect one of Uganda’s most vulnerable communities.

A British jury on Thursday convicted a United Nations judge of forcing a young woman to work as a slave after tricking her into coming to the U.K.