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Victor Kamenyo's ex-partner Ruth Akoragye accuses the rapper of neglecting their child and warns she may publicly reveal more details if nothing changes.

Members of Parliament have been urged to champion reforms that strengthen land governance, protect citizens' land rights and unlock the country's socio-economic transformation.

MPs urge the Ministry of Health to improve malaria management in schools as officials intensify efforts to curb infections among Uganda's children.

Parliament’s Committee on Appointments has begun vetting 81 ministerial nominees appointed by President Museveni, with the exercise expected to conclude on June 2, 2026.

According to the Public Finance Management Act, for an expenditure to qualify for supplementary schedule No.05, it must have been unforeseen or unavoidable at the time of budgeting.

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

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.

A lack of specialists at the Mulago Specialised Women and Neonatal Hospital has seen new borns and pre-mature babies moved to other facilities which exposes them to serious health risks.

The comments followed concerns by legislators over the increasing rates of mental illness in the country.

Musicians including B2C and Sheebah Karungi demand Parliament retain Clause 9 in the Copyright Amendment Bill to ensure artists earn royalties from radio and TV airplay.

Uganda’s Copyright Amendment Bill returns to Parliament for its second reading as musicians led by Eddy Kenzo hope for progress on the long-awaited law.

The two-year grace period for repayment of the Parish Development Model (PDM) loans expires in March 2026 with individuals subscribing to different PDM SACCOs expected to make repayments within the next one year.