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By Tawanda and Felice No Doubt We Are The Beauty Of Uganda! A man can build a house but, it is a woman who makes it a home, full of colour, filled with joy, delicious hearty meals full of aroma to leave a belly warm and satisfied. Ummm, our fathers could easily write that essay […]
By Derrick Asaba The education ministry has raised a warning to all educational institutions that are operating outside the operational guidelines issued by the Ministry to stop immediately. This was during a press conference held at the Uganda media center in Kampala on Wednesday that sought to clarify issues around the reopening of education institutions under […]
By Amy White polished uniform worn by men and women at street corners and round about spots in mainly busy roads in city centers, the Uganda Traffic Police has been noticed doing its duty and easily noticed as well. But this is changing now as Police leadership has resolved to replace the white uniform for […]
By Amy Death hit the house of the Speaker of Parliament Rebecca Kadaga following the death of her niece Sheila Kadaga, daughter of the only surviving brother of the Speaker, Paul Kadaga, the politician who died on December 8 last year as he was intending to contest for the Kamuli Municipality MP seat in the […]
By Amy The nationwide curfew imposed by the president to contain the spread of COVID-19 runs from 9 pm to 6 am. The curfew has generally reduced the level of criminal activity in many areas though in some, criminals have devised other ways to keep vandalizing through their practices. Amuru has been battling criminal elements […]
By Derrick Asaba Rising to the musical peak back home is a common topic that almost every rising artist shares a different angle but similarly in topics on. Perhaps, this rationale is not only restricted to the Ugandan realm but also to the world in its entirety. Born Alpha Ssebunya, Singer, Songwriter, and Composer Mudra […]
By Asaba Derrick Lately, every problem or uncertainty is attached and blamed onto a giant, ‘Covid-19’. The effects of this noble disease have been breathed nearly by everyone across the world. Pulling it closer to Uganda specifically, people from all walks of life have vehemently been disadvantaged by this pandemic. Mass loss of jobs, weakened […]
Tony Opio is a native of Otuke District and had dropped out of senior three 14 years ago due to the over two decades insurgency in Northern Uganda. And is among the 4,387 registered candidates for the Uganda Certificate of Education-exams in Lira district. He is the proprietor of Universal Interlink Company Ltd, a multi-million […]
By Amy The Government of the Republic of Uganda started issuance of the International e-Passport to the citizens on 7th December 2018 and as a result stopped issuance of the Machine-Readable Passports. Government issued a notification of a 2-year transition period to phase out the Machine-Readable Passports by 31st January 2021. But due to the […]
By Derrick Asaba Vendors in the major city of Kampala have pinpointed the Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) law enforcement staff for confiscating their merchandise and asking for money in return. On several occasions, the officers traverse the streets and claim vendor’s merchandise, and ask for immediate bribes in a bid to give back their […]