UGANDA NEWS

Kyagulanyi’s ‘Shallow’ End of Year Address Exposes His Inability to Comprehend National Issues – Analysts

The end-of-year address by the National Unity Platform (NUP) president, Robert Kyagulanyi, has faced intense criticism from analysts and Ugandans at large who have deemed it “shallow and out...

NFA Rejects KCCA’s Proposal for Landfill in Buto-Buvuma Central Forest

The National Forestry Authority (NFA) has rejected plans by Kampala Capital City Authority-KCCA to use part of the...

UEDCL to retain over 2000 UMEME workers

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development has promised existing UMEME staff not to worry because they are...

Bobi Wine: I’ll Join Forces if Made Coalition Leader

The National Unity Platform Form party President Robert Kyagulanyi, commonly known as Bobi Wine, has expressed his willingness...

Bobi Wine Blames NUP Failings on Mpuuga During End-of-Year Address

National Unity Platform (NUP) president Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has expressed deep frustration over internal...

Speaker Kadaga throws doubt on implementation of EA E-Passport

The speaker of Uganda’s parliament Rebecca Kadaga has thrown doubt on the process of rolling out and implementing the new East African Passports.

Public University Staff Threaten New Strike Over Shs30 Billion Salary Arrears

Teaching and non-teaching staff in 9 public universities across the country have announced a strike starting next semester in January 2019, citing failure by government to pay their Shs29.5 billion for their salary enhancement.

Egyptian National implicated in Human Trafficking

An Egyptian national has been arrested on allegations of human trafficking, mainly of girls to the Middle East using fake documents.

MV Templar Recovered

Police has drained the wreckage of MV Templar, revealing state of wrecked boat.

Lake Victoria Accident: Rescue Updates

The ministry of works engineers together with marine units from the UPDF and UPF have embarked on a process to retrieve the wreckage of the MV Templar that sank on Saturday evening.

L. Victoria Accident: Capsized Boat was Operating Illegally – Transport Ministry

MV Templar, the cruise boat which capsized on Lake Victoria on Saturday, leaving at least 32 revelers aboard dead, with an unspecified number still missing, wasn’t registered with the Ministry of Works and Transport.  Henry Ategeka, the Principal Marine Officer at the Ministry told The Explorer that the ill-fated boat was operating illegally and was not registered or inspected by the Ministry.“We have been looking for that boat because we knew it was operating illegally. We wanted to inspect...