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Government amends Sovereignty Bill, removing controversial clauses and redefining “foreigner” ahead of parliamentary debate.

Government confirms continued enforcement of trade order, directing traders to operate in designated markets to ensure clean and organized urban areas.

Parliament has passed a Shs84.3 trillion national budget for the 2026/2027 financial year following the adoption of the Appropriation Bill and the report of the Budget Committee

The Minister of State for Trade, Cooperatives and Industry (Industry), Hon. David Bahati has revealed that government has suspended the trade order across the country.

Parliament has passed the Income Tax (Amendment) Bill, 2026, rejecting a government proposal to tax income earned and sent home by Ugandans living and working abroad.

Okello Onyum’s google search history included queries about ISIS and specific, graphic instructions on how to behead victims.

Government assures Ugandans of stable fuel supply, citing adequate stock levels and incoming shipments despite occasional shortages and price fluctuations.

Parliament has considered and approved a raft of bills introducing or increasing taxes on various goods intended to raise revenue to fund government activities in the new financial year.

He warned that while the model offers simplicity in implementation, it risks spreading resources too thinly and weakening impact in high-poverty areas.

Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania risk losing AFCON 2027 hosting rights as CAF reportedly considers Algeria, South Africa, and Egypt as backup options.

Claims emerge that the US is seeking custody of Ggaba daycare killings suspect Christopher Onyumu.

Members of Parliament on the Committee of Education and Sports have pledged to push for the establishment of Karamoja Peace and Technology University (KAPATU)