A Ugandan politician by the name of Muhammad Ssegirinya passed on Thursday 9 January 2025. His death was announced by Lubaga ...

The infrastructure includes about 80 km of high-voltage transmission lines and two new substations to evacuate up to 250 MW ...

President Donald Trump talks to the media at a public press event following the RNC debate in Houston, Texas in February 2016. Picture: Stock_photo_world/Shutterstock ...

The doctor noted that no cases have been identified in areas outside Bundibugyo Approximately 300 people in Uganda's Bundibugyo district have reportedly been affected by a mysterious illness ...

The owner of Britain’s Guardian newspaper confirmed Wednesday that it has sold The Observer, the world’s oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee. The Scott Trust ...

A mysterious disease called 'Dinga Dinga,' causing uncontrollable shaking and weakness, is spreading in Uganda’s Bundibugyo district. Dinga Dinga has emerged as a mysterious condition predominantly ...

Around 300 people have been infected with a mysterious 'dancing' disease in the East African nation of Uganda, health officials have said. Locals call the illness 'Dinga Dinga,' which translates as ...

A northern Manitoba city's only weekly newspaper is folding after more than 60 years. Noah Cooke, the publisher of the Thompson Citizen newspaper, confirmed to CBC News on Tuesday that it will ...

“We used charcoal or firewood which is not eco-friendly,” said Okello, who lives in Okere City, an ecovillage in northern Uganda where naturally-growing shea trees are at the heart of sustainable ...

A court in Uganda has ordered the government to pay $2,740 dollars to each victim of Lord’s Resistance Army commander, Thomas Kwoyelo. In October, he was sentenced to 40 years in prison for war ...

A mysterious illness which has reportedly left patients shaking uncontrollably is spreading across Uganda in a case that ... Christopher told Ugandan newspaper, Monitor, that the mysterious ...

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is pursuing new business opportunities in Uganda, with at least 20 Dubai-based companies seeking investment deals in manufacturing, real estate, healthcare ...