Peace Mutuuzo
Uganda to hold scientific event in commemoration of the International Day of the Family
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Uganda Commemorates World Culture Day 2020 under COVID-19 Lockcdown
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Minister Mutuuzo advises Ugandans to Collectively fight Gender Based Violence
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Cultural leaders to receive UGX 10 Million Allowance per month
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Musicians Write To Ministry Of Gender And Culture About Dissolving Benon Kibuka’s Chairmanship
These artists also add that they don’t belong to the federation and have plans of forming their own.
Story by Howwe
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Entertainment
Panic As Minister Insists Artistes' Bill Will Become Law In Two Weeks
Many at the consultation meeting protested, saying that two weeks were not enough.
Story by Howwe
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National
Uganda focuses 16 Days activism campaign on Gender Based Violence at Workplaces
Uganda’s main focus in the 16 days of activism is ending gender based violence at work in a bid to emphasize on work places as a critical space that needs to be safe for everyone.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Women leaders challenged to promote education and economic empowerment
The National Womens Council has been challenged to promote education and economic empowerment as a means of promoting girls and women at large.
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
This year’s Labour Day to focus on Public Servants
Uganda tomorrow joins the rest of the world to mark the International Labour day. The day is celebrated every year on May 1st to honour the contribution workers make towards development across the globe
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
NRM Sweeps Parliamentary, LCV Seats NRM Sweeps Parliamentary, LCV Seats
The ruling NRM party has won parliamentary and LCV elections in the new districts of Pakwach, Bunyangabu and Rukiga districts.
Story by Howwe Editor
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Politics
How New Districts voted in NRM Primaries
Celebrations are ongoing in the new district of Bunyangabu after Peace Mutuuzo won the NRM party card for the District Woman MP seat
Story by Howwe Editor
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National
Minister asked to apologize over Imbalu Comments
Legislators from Bugisu under their Bugisu Parliamentary Caucus are calling for an apology and withdrawal of the state minister for gender and culture, Peace Mutuuzo's statement against the Imbalu cultural practice.
Story by Howwe Editor
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