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Authorities have transferred the primary suspect in the high-profile Bunga child murder case to Butabika Hospital for a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation prior to further legal proceedings.
Uber is laying off approximately 10 percent of its global workforce as part of a major corporate restructuring. The move coincides with the company's immediate suspension of ride-hailing services in Nigeria and Uganda following more than a decade of operations.
Law enforcement agencies in Uganda have launched a manhunt for six heavily armed individuals wanted in connection with a violent robbery and sexual assault case in the Obongi district, urging the public to report any sightings.
King Oyo to be buried on coronation anniversary as Tooro alters funeral route Daily Monitor
Analysts and supporters emphasize that Uganda’s senior men’s and women’s national football teams must demonstrate consistent competitive quality to maintain their regional standing.
President Yoweri Museveni called for the strategic allocation of emerging oil revenues to develop sustainable national infrastructure rather than funding short-term luxury projects.
Following a US airstrike on an Iranian wedding hall that killed dozens, Tehran launched retaliatory missile strikes against American military bases in the Gulf region. The direct exchange marks the highest level of military confrontation between the two nations in months, raising fears of wider regional hostilities.
An opinion piece reviews the evolution of global refugee policies over three-quarters of a century, extracting key lessons for future humanitarian efforts.
Observers note that major social media networks are neglecting to feature mourning indicators or support mechanisms during times of national tragedy, sparking debate over platform responsibility.
Law enforcement officials in Lira have detained two suspects involved in manufacturing and distributing dangerous, substandard alcohol that poses severe public health risks.
Buikwe residents wait 10 years for Museveni vocational institute pledge Daily Monitor
Mental health experts highlight the profound psychological impact of losing two close relatives simultaneously, urging greater access to trauma counseling and community support systems.
A feature article explores the life and enduring legacy of Omukama Oyo, known as the boy king, highlighting his unique status within the Buganda kingdom.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni is scheduled to announce the formal branding for the nation's newly discovered crude oil reserves, a move aimed at boosting national identity and commercial appeal.
Health services in the Kigezi region of Uganda are severely hampered by persistent drug thefts and critical staffing shortages, leaving patients without adequate medical care.
Recent analyses highlight how Dolly Parton strategically used her country music platform to confront entrenched patriarchal attitudes and gender double standards. Her career trajectory demonstrates a deliberate effort to reshape industry expectations while maintaining artistic independence.
Lawmakers will examine the government’s decision to halt the issuance of certain land certificates, raising concerns over property rights and administrative transparency.
Uganda’s journey from sugar shortage to regional supplier Daily Monitor
Authorities have commenced official arrangements for the state burial of the late Tooro Kingdom monarch, King Oyo Nyombi Kabaronso.
Uganda's Minister of Education, Muyingo, stated that the education sector must move away from producing job seekers and focus on other skills.
Bilateral relations have deepened significantly, with cross-border commerce now valued at Shs147 billion alongside coordinated security initiatives.
Kiboga killings: Families seek maximum sentence for prison warder Anguyo Daily Monitor
10 anti-EACOP activists charged with being a nuisance after alleged protests Daily Monitor
Education authorities in Apac and Oyam districts detained a school administrator for organizing unauthorized teaching sessions during official holidays, part of a broader government crackdown on illegal practices.
Kamuli LC1 chairpersons warned against using official stamps to recover campaign costs Daily Monitor
Kayunga authorities raise alarm over forest, wetland loss to sugarcane Daily Monitor
A California jury has convicted former gang member Duane “Keffe D” Davis of second-degree murder and assault in connection with the 1996 shooting of rapper Tupac Shakur, bringing a legal resolution to one of hip-hop’s most infamous unsolved cases.
A charity cancer awareness run in Uganda has successfully raised over Shs5 billion, providing crucial funding for cancer treatment and research at local medical centers.
Pay taxes to enable growth, Tayebwa tells investors Daily Monitor
Tooro kingdom suspends council meetings to focus on king's return, burial Daily Monitor
A prominent religious leader in Uganda calls on parents to pay equal attention to the upbringing and education of boys, warning against overlooking their specific developmental needs.
Health officials in Kibuku, Uganda, have raised urgent concerns after discovering expired antiretroviral medications in local clinics. The discovery highlights critical gaps in pharmaceutical supply chains and raises fears about compromised patient treatment protocols.
Several financial authorities in Uganda are set to stand trial again regarding a major public funds embezzlement case involving 60 billion shillings, raising questions about oversight mechanisms.
A refugee's plea for partnership, not pity Daily Monitor
A new alternative dispute resolution centre has launched in Nebbi, Uganda, aiming to help residents resolve legal disputes more affordably and efficiently outside traditional courts.
Hidden lessons children learn from an allowance Daily Monitor
A recent health focus report outlines significant advancements and historical breakthroughs in HIV/AIDS research, marking key developments in treatment, prevention, and scientific understanding over the years.
Ugandan publication Daily Monitor releases a special commemorative edition marking three decades of journalism coverage.
Authorities have suspended the MV Rafiki ferry for three weeks following a debris-related incident on Lake Victoria, prompting safety reviews for regional water transport.
Residents and students in Switzerland and Uganda are voicing heightened anxiety after recent shootings and the distribution of intimidating leaflets. Local authorities are investigating the incidents as communities demand improved safety measures.
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A former diplomat who was recently dismissed amid a diplomatic dispute with Canada has officially entered the race for the chairmanship of the National Women's organization, shifting focus from international affairs to domestic gender advocacy.
The Ugandan government is rolling out a targeted fertiliser subsidy program aimed at addressing persistently low agricultural productivity.
The Forum for Democratic Change in Uganda is pressuring the government to fulfill its pledge to establish specialized cancer care facilities after the passing of prominent figure King Oyo highlighted healthcare gaps.
A detailed report examines how affluent individuals and businesses exploit statutory exemptions and corporate structuring techniques to legally bypass creditor claims and financial liabilities.
The Ugandan energy firm is close to securing a long-term agreement to manage electricity distribution networks in Sierra Leone.
The Ugandan government is reassessing its licensing and oversight of labor export companies following mounting reports of worker exploitation and poor conditions among Ugandans employed in Russia.
Heaps of garbage expose rot in Nebbi main market Daily Monitor
Mpigi halts sand transportation over destruction of roads Daily Monitor
Ugandan authorities have issued a clarification stating that special certificates awarded under certain programs cannot be classified as second university degrees.
A recent commentary examines how citizens in Uganda and the United Kingdom evaluate and hold their respective political leaders accountable.
An opinion column from the Daily Monitor argues that clean water access should be guaranteed to all citizens, calling for greater accountability from authorities in managing water resources.
Ugandan lawmakers are engaged in intense debate over a controversial government food procurement contract worth Shs2 billion, raising questions about transparency and oversight.
Healthcare delivery in Kwania district has been severely disrupted due to widespread staff absenteeism, leaving critical medical services paralyzed.
A reflective opinion column explores the personal and professional consequences of careless speech, advocating for greater mindfulness and responsibility in public discourse.
Oncologists emphasize the severe health risks associated with discontinuing cancer treatment prematurely, urging patients to maintain prescribed regimens despite side effects or logistical challenges.
Advocacy groups highlight a dangerous decline in HIV awareness among younger demographics, emphasizing that the virus remains a serious public health threat requiring regular testing and prevention measures.
Military authorities in Niger have restored control over a strategic airbase following a brief mutiny by stationed troops. Government forces successfully retook the facility after tactical operations and negotiations concluded.
Real Madrid secured a commanding 4-0 victory over Malaga to extend their unbeaten run at the top of La Liga. Goals from Jude Bellingham and Kylian Mbappé led the attacking display in a flawless opening phase of the Spanish football season.
A former employee of Uganda's National Intelligence Bureau has filed an appeal challenging their dismissal and addressing allegations of unfair treatment and workplace harassment.
Prominent religious figures and ruling party members in Uganda have publicly urged authorities to prioritize community persuasion over coercive tactics during ongoing public health and sanitation drives.
Authorities have reduced the cost of Lifeguard condoms to 700 shillings in response to increasing HIV transmission rates across the country.
Church authorities formally denounced the use of force by municipal workers during the annual sanitation exercise, calling for respectful community engagement and voluntary compliance.
Ugandan Minister Kaboyo has introduced a legislative proposal to penalize citizens who fail to participate in the scheduled national cleaning day, aiming to improve public sanitation compliance.
Regional referral hospitals across Uganda will receive state-of-the-art cancer diagnostic equipment funded at Shs244 billion, significantly upgrading early detection capabilities and oncology care infrastructure.
Severe flooding around Lake Kyoga has forced thousands to flee their homes, prompting local leaders in Amolatar to urgently request government assistance and resettlement programs.
The Musuuga of Tooro has publicly explained the cultural significance and procedures of traditional mourning and burial practices within the kingdom.
This automotive guide explains how a malfunctioning evaporative emission control purge valve can disrupt engine performance, trigger check engine lights, and increase fuel consumption.
State officials have issued a public advisory discouraging unfounded rumors regarding the succession of the Buganda Kingdom's monarch, emphasizing constitutional stability.
Lawmakers are probing administrative bottlenecks that are reportedly costing the state millions of shillings weekly due to postponed implementation of digital vehicle registration.
A popular social media influencer in Uganda has been remanded in custody following allegations of orchestrating a massive counterfeit gold fraud scheme worth millions of shillings.
A prison warder has been handed a death sentence after pleading guilty to orchestrating the killings of four inmates at Kiboga Prison, marking a severe judicial response to institutional violence.
The remains of former Tooro Kingdom monarch King Oyo will arrive in Uganda on Friday, prompting nationwide preparations for his final funeral rites.
Ugandan authorities confirm the safe recovery of a five-year-old girl who was kidnapped and held captive until a Shs1 million ransom was paid.
Authorities in Uganda have instructed Level 1 Local Council chairpersons to establish dedicated bank accounts to manage and track public funds more transparently.
An editorial analysis suggests that Uganda has paused several key development projects, adopting a wait-and-see approach as the country anticipates future earnings from its emerging oil sector.
A community support initiative in northern Uganda is helping young mothers who faced early pregnancy challenges to access education, vocational skills, and psychological recovery.
Air quality in Uganda's capital has improved noticeably after authorities launched a stringent crackdown on older, high-emission taxis operating in the city.
A profile highlights the remarkable journey of a woman who overcame humble beginnings to become a key executive at Uganda's national standards agency.
The publication highlights the complete royal title of Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukir’abasaija, reflecting ongoing cultural and monarchical coverage in Uganda.
Daily Monitor releases a practical handbook aimed at assisting employers in effectively hiring, managing, and retaining quality domestic staff.
A legal ruling has resulted in the Uganda Revenue Authority forfeiting over Shs1 billion following a protracted tax dispute with the pharmaceutical company Medisell.
Stakeholders and local authorities are debating the future of stalled infrastructure developments in Oyo State as funding and administrative challenges persist.
Road upgrades give locals shot in arm Daily Monitor
Koboko govt ambulance released after Monitor exposes impasse Daily Monitor
Security personnel intervened to halt a Tooro cultural council meeting as tensions rise during the ongoing preparations for King Oyo's official burial.
The Kampala-based property secured top honors at regional hospitality awards, recognizing its upgraded facilities and service standards for corporate events.
The Ugandan president attended memorial services for Christopher Mulenga, a prominent member of the ruling National Resistance Movement from the Kigezi region.
Speaker Oboth hails King Oyo as Uganda’s 'proud ambassador' Daily Monitor
Bunyoro chief prince backs Tooro Musuuga in King Oyo succession process Daily Monitor
Uganda banks seek new funding models to finance $500b economy Daily Monitor
Kamuli plans extra cleaning day to boost community participation Daily Monitor
Arsenal fan collapses, dies during match in Luuka Daily Monitor
Residents and officials in Buhweju are calling for urgent government investment to address 40 years of road and development deficits in the region.
Investigations reveal that insufficient verification processes during land transactions in Uganda have resulted in significant financial losses for numerous buyers.
An analysis highlights the increasing strain on individuals caring for dementia patients, questioning who provides support for those providing care.
Rising prices across Uganda's capital are creating a significant financial squeeze even for affluent households in Kampala, highlighting widespread inflationary impacts on daily living expenses.
Traditional leaders and craftsmen have commenced work on a royal mausoleum to prepare for the interment of the late king, while designated officials oversee the accompanying succession rites.
A profile piece exploring the romantic and personal relationships of renowned Ugandan musician and comedian King Oyo, highlighting the significant women who have shaped his life and career.
An overview of the legal, logistical, and administrative steps required to transport deceased individuals back to their home countries.
HIV/Aids in Uganda: A poverty problem that needs ARVs Daily Monitor
UCAA upgrades Jinja Airfield to paved runway to boost aviation Daily Monitor
The coffin of late Buganda King Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II is scheduled to arrive in Uganda on Thursday for official state funeral arrangements. President Yoweri Museveni will formally receive the remains as national mourning and burial preparations commence.
Schools and prisons across Uganda are increasingly adopting clean energy alternatives to replace traditional firewood, aiming to cut harmful smoke emissions and improve public health outcomes.
Extreme temperatures in northern Uganda are damaging agricultural output and disrupting planting seasons, raising urgent concerns about food security in the Lango region.
Why schools, teachers opt for online lessons in defiance of government orders Daily Monitor
Ugandan police have detained five individuals in connection with a suspected fraudulent public land transaction valued at Shs140 million in the Iganga district.
Recent economic data reveals that affluent residents in Uganda's capital are facing the steepest price increases, contradicting typical inflation patterns where lower-income groups bear the brunt.
UNBS launches ePortal to speed up clearance of imported goods Daily Monitor
A court in Uganda has ruled in favor of a widow seeking justice, sentencing her step-sons to prison for domestic abuse and illegal land appropriation.
Government Minister Nameere has called upon faith-based organizations and religious figures to actively participate in national efforts to root out corruption and promote ethical governance.
A routine market update covering regional stock performance, currency fluctuations, and key economic indicators reported by Daily Monitor.
The Ugandan leader attended the official opening ceremony, highlighting the role of domestic capital in developing the hospitality sector.
Ugandan authorities have fired several police officers who were found guarding an illicit gold processing facility involved in a major financial fraud scheme.
Finance teams must stay in control of AI Daily Monitor
Lira Hospital engineers innovate baby transporter for premature babies Daily Monitor
Industry experts and policymakers argue that significant improvements are urgently needed to modernize and expand railway operations across Uganda.
Financial analysts emphasize that making mortgage loans more accessible and affordable is critical for stimulating real estate development in Uganda.
Persistent delays at the Jinja land registry highlight significant gaps in personnel and digital infrastructure, undermining recent modernization efforts in Uganda’s property sector.
Questions surround the next ruler of the Tooro Kingdom as traditional leaders and stakeholders navigate the transition following the passing of King Oyo.
Political and community leaders in Uganda are urging action against the dangerous misconception that cancer is caused by witchcraft, as desperate patients turn to traditional healers instead of medical treatment.
This feature shares a personal journey detailing how an HIV diagnosis reshaped an individual's perspective and daily life in Uganda.
Health specialists discuss the physiological and psychological factors contributing to premature ejaculation, outlining evidence-based behavioral techniques and medical interventions available for management.
Authorities have paused the inauguration of elected representatives across ten villages in Namutumba following formal petitions challenging the validity of recent local elections.
Severe flooding across Nepal has killed at least 800 people and left thousands still missing, forcing authorities to resort to mass burials. International aid organizations and neighboring governments are now coordinating rescue efforts and delivering emergency supplies to affected regions.
The Confederation of African Football conducts a regional inspection tour to evaluate Hoima's infrastructure and preparedness ahead of hosting AFCON 2027 matches.
The passing of the traditional leader has intensified calls from locals and officials to finally construct the long-delayed regional sports facility.
Young entrepreneurs across the Busoga district are increasingly turning to poultry and pig farming as sustainable agricultural ventures to improve household incomes and reduce regional unemployment.
An acute shortage of condoms has emerged in Wakiso district, where health officials are attributing a recent spike in new HIV infections to unregulated activity in local massage parlours.
A court in the Netherlands has handed down a life sentence to a suspect accused of participating in the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
Facing reduced government funding and the withdrawal of key international donors, Uganda is institutionalizing new frameworks to sustain adolescent healthcare services and protect youth welfare programs.
A court in Uganda has fined Spot Wash Shs60 million for infringing on the trademark rights of competitor SpotClean.
A motorcycle taxi driver has been fatally shot in Uganda after reportedly refusing to perform cleaning tasks assigned to him.
Research indicates that popular assertions regarding Robusta coffee's ability to withstand climate change may be exaggerated, prompting calls for revised agricultural adaptation strategies.
Law enforcement officials have detained two police officers following the fatal shooting of a boda-boda rider in Agago district, sparking calls for internal accountability reforms.
New financial allocations for Uganda's top football division will prioritize athlete health, safety, and professional development standards.
A Ugandan court has ordered the detention of prominent socialite 'Don Chris' following allegations of involvement in a major employment fraud scheme worth Shs725 million.
The Uganda U-20 national football team, known as the Hippos, prepares for challenging African Cup of Nations qualifying matches against Sudan and Djibouti as they aim to secure their spot in the tournament.
Prominent Ugandan boxer Juuko cautions against combining amateur and professional bouts, highlighting the heightened injury risks and regulatory inconsistencies involved.
Local manufacturers report severe declines in output as flooded markets from low-cost Asian goods undermine domestic bedsheet production and threaten industrial jobs.
Educational authorities in Kamuli report alarming increases in adolescent pregnancies among students, prompting calls for improved sexual health education and support systems within the school system.
Ugandan authorities have launched an investigation into the implementation of the People's Development Movement (PDM) and cattle restocking initiatives in the Teso and Lango regions.
Ugandan authorities have called on Local Council I chairpersons to establish separate bank accounts specifically for handling public funds, aiming to improve financial transparency and accountability at the grassroots level.
Authorities clashed with educators and parents in Uganda's Lango region after schools continued holiday classes despite a government prohibition, resulting in multiple arrests.
Recurrent electricity outages in Iganga, Uganda, are disrupting critical medical equipment and threatening the lives of hospitalized patients awaiting care.
Authorities in Uganda have initiated a comprehensive structural assessment of buildings in the capital city, Kampala, to evaluate and improve their readiness for potential seismic activity.
Ugandan military leader General Muhoozi Kainerugaba has signaled his intention to seek the presidency in the 2031 elections, shifting focus to future political dynamics in the country.
The start of the new academic year has sparked controversy over allegations that some educators are circumventing official assignment protocols to secure teaching positions at elite institutions. While these claims highlight systemic recruitment irregularities, many schools across the region report smooth teacher returns and normal classroom operations.
Law enforcement in Uganda has published a detailed list of 45 specific vehicle parts that taxi operators must inspect and repair to meet new road safety standards.
The Ugandan government is facing significant budgetary pressure due to a Shs246 billion shortfall in projected revenues, highlighting challenges in domestic tax collection and economic performance.
Locals given free charcoal after seizure of 1,000 bags Daily Monitor
Can electric buses meet public transport needs? Daily Monitor
KARAMBI ROYAL TOMBS: The sacred resting place of Tooro’s kings Daily Monitor
Ugandan officials, including Health Minister Baryomunsi, have announced strategic initiatives to deploy artificial intelligence across the country's medical facilities to improve diagnostics and patient care.
Law enforcement officers conducted a targeted raid in Iganga district, detaining dozens of individuals and recovering illegal cutting tools during a crime prevention drive.
It had to be Kawempe Daily Monitor
A new educational initiative in Uganda seeks to bridge the gap between content creation studios and sustainable career development, offering resources for monetization and professional growth.
Absa Run boom delivers Shs700m for girls Daily Monitor
Gomba back, face Buddu in blockbuster quarter final Daily Monitor
UCU Lady Canons win record extending ninth crown Daily Monitor
The Ugandan government has authorized using the National Identification Number as a Tax Identification Number to simplify tax registration and accelerate domestic revenue collection.
The Court of Appeal has officially commenced operations in Soroti, taking on an initial docket of 35 appeals to improve judicial access in eastern Uganda.
Participants in Uganda’s annual charity race successfully raised significant funds to support cancer patients and medical research initiatives.
Traders stranded as Apac Municipality closes rundown buildings Daily Monitor
A Shs600 million market development in Kibuku, Uganda, has fallen into disrepair with rotten produce and empty stalls, highlighting issues with local infrastructure planning.
A local judicial authority has directed Paramount Hospital to pay Shs48 million to clear outstanding liabilities for medical imaging equipment.
Industry observers warn that accelerating digital adoption across sectors is being hampered by eroding public confidence, emphasizing the need for robust security frameworks and transparent data practices.
A journalistic feature explores the personal and professional dynamics between the current Rwenzururu monarch and the late king he succeeded.
Former Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has released his initial photographs taken while held in custody in the United States, marking a new development in his legal situation.
President Yoweri Museveni issued a strong warning against illegal encroachment on Uganda’s wetlands, emphasizing the environmental and economic risks of destroying these critical ecosystems.
Meteorological forecasts detail how varying weather patterns associated with the El Niño phenomenon will differently affect agricultural and residential zones throughout Uganda in the coming months.
Besigye, Lukwago evacuated from Luzira Prison for medical care Daily Monitor
Local authorities in Uganda's Bukedea District have taken direct administrative control after the district revenue collector failed to meet performance expectations and manage collections effectively.
A Ugandan high court judge has convicted prison guard Anguyo following his own plea admission regarding his involvement in a fatal shooting incident at Kiboga prison, underscoring ongoing accountability efforts within the correctional system.
Despite technological advancements, Uganda faces a growing digital divide that limits access and benefits for large segments of the population.
Acheg, a former Canadian diplomat, has entered the race for Uganda’s National Women Council as an independent candidate. Her candidacy brings international experience to a key domestic political contest.
The corruption trial involving former Ugandan minister Kitutu has been adjourned as the court awaits the outcome of a related appeal currently before the Court of Appeal.
Ugandan authorities detained ten activists protesting the East African Crude Oil Pipeline project following demonstrations in Kampala.
A standard financial news segment from Daily Monitor summarizing recent government fiscal measures, budgetary developments, and broader economic policy shifts.
A feature article explores the intersection of governance and economic performance in Uganda, detailing how political priorities and allocation of public resources directly shape national financial outcomes.
A biotech firm based in Uganda has successfully filed multiple patents in the United States for a novel mRNA-based therapeutic targeting cancer, marking a significant milestone in African pharmaceutical innovation.
How digital payments drive growth Daily Monitor
Severe infrastructure failures, including polluted water supplies and frequent power cuts, have severely disrupted industrial activities at the Mbale Industrial Park in Uganda.
The United States and Iran exchanged military attacks for the first time in weeks, with Iran striking air bases in Jordan and the UAE, and the US targeting Iranian rocket launchers on the Strait of Hormuz.
Recent Ugandan commentary underscores growing public complacency toward HIV/AIDS prevention alongside critical gaps in patient data management. These overlapping healthcare concerns are prompting calls for systemic reforms and renewed public health campaigns.
The Mothers Union organization has been publicly challenged to integrate its religious mission more directly with active campaigns aimed at combating global poverty.
The Daily Monitor profiles a notable figure who transitioned from a youth leadership role to serving as a global ambassador, highlighting their journey and impact.
A local government official in Nebbi has publicly condemned the practice of seeking cancer treatment at traditional shrines, emphasizing that the disease is not caused by witchcraft.
Medical experts explain the causes, symptoms, and management strategies for TMJ disorder, which affects the jaw joint and surrounding muscles, often causing pain and limited mobility.
Smallholder farmers continue to face significant barriers to adopting solar technology, primarily due to prohibitive upfront costs and a lack of accessible technical information. These challenges are slowing the transition to renewable energy solutions in agricultural communities.
Local health authorities in Wakiso are struggling to meet surging demand for HIV diagnostics and preventive supplies as infection rates climb, prompting urgent appeals for resource allocation.
A recent publication highlights the political career and current developments surrounding Ugandan figure Clive Kyanze, reflecting ongoing shifts within Uganda's political landscape.
The union urges media organizations to prioritize gender balance and create more opportunities for women in journalism and broadcasting.
Zambia’s top opposition figure faces treason charges following allegations of inciting unrest and undermining national security, days after accusing neighboring Tanzania of election interference.
Public health officials have reduced the cost of Lifeguard condoms to Shs700 in response to increasing HIV transmission, aiming to improve accessibility and prevention efforts nationwide.
Wakiso is experiencing an acute shortage of condoms as health officials blame a surge in new infections on unregulated activities in local massage parlours.
Archbishop Stephen Kaziimba has urged community cohesion and national unity as he concludes his pastoral visit to the Bukedi sub-region, emphasizing reconciliation ahead of his departure.
In response to a surge in new HIV cases, the national health agency Lifeguard has slashed condom prices by 65 percent to improve accessibility and boost preventive measures across the country.
The Daily Monitor has published a new video report covering recent developments, with specific contextual details available through the multimedia content.
A new agricultural initiative in Uganda is helping farmers transform goat rearing into a sustainable and lucrative business model under the 'Seeds of Gold' program.