BY JOY ANYAKUN Adams Kasujja 40, a resident of Nansana in Wakiso district remains on
Police in Kisoro have apprehended Seith Nkunzimana, a 31-year-old primary school teacher at Buhozi Primary
Over 300 local tourists were treated to both a boat cruise on the source of
Sir Samuel Baker’s Fort at Patiko predates the British Empire’s Protectorate of Uganda. The Fort was constructed in 1872 as a base to tackle slave trade in the equatorial region. Baker presided over the Fort from 1872 to 1876. It was later occupied and expanded by Colonel Charles Gordon in 1879.
One hundred years after its construction, in 1972 the government gazetted it as a national historic monument.
Uganda’s tourism sector recorded a total of 892,000 local tourists in the year 2022 alone
Office Of The National Chairman’s Grass-root mobilization is essential for winning majority support for NRM in 2026.
In preparation for the highly anticipated Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers match against Algeria, the
Following their recent wonderful performance at the UK talent show Britain’s Got Talent, a dance
Former Rubaga South Member of Parliament and Dramactor Paul Kato Lubwama has died of a
After a week of not operating following fracas that ensued last week at the Mpala Interchange Car Park in Katabi, taxi cab drivers are set to resume full operations on Wednesday.