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.

Joint organizations advocating for journalists’ rights have announced a boycott of all security agency-related activities.

This roadblock to sustainable growth result in financial strain instead of economic gain COMMENT | JABEZ ATERAR | Uganda’s ...

Government officials said they have tried to revive the sector including the provision of subsidised fertiliser and ...

As a commemoration activity for the International Women’s day celebrations, Because of Her Uganda, a feminist youth-led ...

Despite the strong performance of females, males generally outperformed females in previous education stages, such as Primary ...

Words on State Violence Resurface Amid Journalist Attacks. Ironically, today, the same accusations are being directed at ...

Financial institutions remain skeptical about accepting movable assets, such as livestock or machinery, as collateral.

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

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 ...

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