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Uganda is set to receive USD 10 million (37.3bn shillings) from the international Labour Office. The money which will also be given to Malawi is to be used in the fight against child labour.

Ugandans living in the areas of Bundibugyo, Bunyangabu, Kasese, Kabarole and Ntorokop will benefit first from the Ebola vaccination exercise set to be rolled out next week.

A 60 year old man is in custody at Kabarole Police station after he was arrested for conning people millions of Shillings with promises of giving them bursaries and jobs at Fins Medical University. 

Citizens of the Republic of South Sudan have been urged to embrace peace and forget about war if they want to resolve political arguments between brothers and sisters. War is wasteful and the one in the country’s past was an unnecessary conflict.

The development comes after the suspect asked the Magistrate to compel prison authorities to provide medical treatment for him, when he appeared before court this morning. 

Panic has gripped residents of Lwengo after they found a 27-year-old man killed and dumped in a well. Police identifies the deceased as Paul Mubiru, a resident of Ssenya Village, in Kingo Sub County.

30 people have been arrested from Gunga Landing site in Mazinga Sub County in Kalangala district by the Fisheries Protection Unit for trespassing.  

The Uganda National Bureau of standards has clarified on media reports that there are fake eggs on market, explaining that the story was inaccurate as the issue was on packaging.

Cabinet has set out a number of objectives including firmly renewing government commitment to fight corruption by strengthening synergies, as a way to achieve zero tolerance to corruption policy 2018.

The ASFA’s 2018, run under the theme; ‘Fashion is Power’, according to Kaisha Dog Trainers C.E.O Michael Wopo represent life as it should be lived; with comfort, style and luxury.

President Yoweri Museveni on Monday joined pilgrims in a visit to the martyrdom site of Bishop James Hannington who was murdered in 1885.

The Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development is fighting hard to clear its image after its officials appeared before the Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee (PAC) last week, and were accused of paying money meant for youth and women development to ghosts.