By Mike Rwothomio
In a significant shake-up, five incumbent Local Council III chairpersons were defeated in the National Resistance Movement primary elections held on August 14 in Zombo District, marking a pivotal moment in the district’s political landscape.
The primaries, conducted peacefully across Zombo’s 15 lower local government units, saw low voter turnout but minimal...
Modern everyday fashion works best when clothing feels natural on the body and requires little effort to assemble. Lost Intricacy pieces support this goal through dense fabrics, textured surfaces, and relaxed proportions. The garments already carry visual interest, so the rest of the outfit can stay quiet and practical.
I have spent time noticing how people put together clothing for ordinary...
By Bob Patrick Oweka
Every Sunday morning, churches fill up across cities, towns, and villages. Voices rise in worship, hands are lifted in prayer, and songs echo through crowded sanctuaries. The name of Jesus Christ is proclaimed with passion, confidence, and conviction. Many declare themselves saved. Many say they believe. Many insist they belong to Him.
Yet by Monday morning, something often...
By: Akuma Moses Odims
If you have ever travelled the Arua-Kampala highway at night, you know the sound. The roar of a Gaagaa Bus Services bus climbing out of Karuma, the KK Travelers driver shouting "Kampala, Kampala!" in Arua Park, the familiar colors of a Zawadi Bus Services bus pulling into Nebbi at dawn.
For a West Niler, that sound was not just transport. It was pride. It meant we could...
The Ministry of Finance in Uganda has recently shared some worrying figures about the country’s borrowing over the past eleven years. According to the 2025/26 National Budget Framework Paper, Uganda has borrowed a huge amount of UGX 43.252 trillion (around US$11.86 billion) since 2013. UGX 16.405 trillion of this money has not yet been used, meaning it remains undisbursed.
The report...
About Us
الشروط
الخصوصية
Community Guidelines
English
French