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Art works by Wamala Nyanzi, Joan Namaggwa, and Axum Kigozi are on display at the show that opened on April 26 and closes on Sunday, May 26

By George Mubiru Kyagulanyi's personal pursuit of excellence may have inadvertently fuelled NUP's vanity, creating internal tension. The "fearfully high standard" alludes to the challenging expectations one imposes on oneself, potentially resulting in moments of self-loathing when those standards aren't met. It explores the complex relationship between personal aspirations, the emotional toll they can take

Mwanyi terimba has now embarked on establishing its own coffee nurseries in all counties to provide good quality seedlings to farmers

The President of the National Unity Platform Party, Robert Kyagulanyi, has appealed to party members to be understanding regarding some of the decisions he has made in recent days. The call came...

The Uganda Bureau of Statistics has announced that the enumeration exercise, which started on the 10th of May, has so far covered 84.7% of all households in the country. According to the...

The National Resistance Movement National Vice Chairman for Buganda, Godfrey Kiwanda has started a program which despite being geared to rally the population towards wealth creation, is planned...

The Anglican Church is not affected

The Katikkiro of Buganda, Charles Peter Mayiga, has reassured the Kingdom that Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II remains abroad for medical treatment, accompanied by his medical team for closer...

Twenty-two Roman Catholics and 23 Anglicans, mostly young men, were killed in 1885 and 1886 on the orders of the then king of Buganda, now part of Uganda, who was wary of the growing influence of Christianity.

Bwanika’s ambitions haven’t always been to be an MP, rather, he has always convinced himself that he is the right person to occupy State House