President to new PPCs, “Future is bright, if you act right”

A total of 5200 constables among whom 3783 are male and 1417 are female, the largest number in the history of the school have been undergoing a Probationer Police Constables course for 12 months and is the 22nd intake of police.

President pushes stronger investment partnerships with German

President Yoweri Museveni has commended Germany for its donation of 5.5million doses of Johnson and Johnson one-dose COVID19 vaccines and called for support through sharing reagents to enable Uganda produce its own vaccines and avoid vaccine dependency in the future.

In Uganda, health experts, politicians and human rights activists are united against proposed law that would see unvaccinated jailed for six months.

His arrest triggered protests across the country, leading to the detention of hundreds of his supporters and dozens of fatalities.

Ugandan communities battle to benefit from mining on their land

Communities in Karamoja face an uphill task organising to beat international capital and authoritarian politics.

In Uganda, 15 people die after heavy rains trigger landslides

After a prolonged drought, heavy rains have fallen on much of Uganda since late July, causing deaths, flooding and the destruction of crops