Upper Kololo News Today

Mr Luke Owoyesigyire, said in most cases, whenever they investigate cases of theft and robbery involving domestic workers, they find that the suspects connive with other people in committing...

The Rotary Club of Upper Kololo and the Directorate of Industrial Training have agreed to join hands to turn the Naguru Remand Home into a model vocational skilling centre for other similar...

The Education ministry said much as they are not turning remand homes into vocational schools, juveniles need to get certificates for the skills they acquire

Mr Robert Kagoro, a social worker at the home, said many of the victims are orphans heading families and as they go out to eke a living, they end up committing the crimes

KCCA indicates that most of the paved roads have served far beyond their full lifespan of 20 years

5G can support a significant higher number of devices per square kilometre compared to the existing 4G technologies.

It’s not just in India that telecoms giant Airtel is driving 5G rollout. A recent announcement from Airtel Uganda highlights plans to upgrade key infrastructure for 5G purposes.

Addressing journalists at Naguru police headquarters this morning, Norman Musinga, the Kampala Metropolitan Traffic Police Commander said most of the roads heading to Kololo Independence Grounds will be out of bounds for motorists without authorized stickers. The section of Acacia Avenue stretching from John Babiha Road to the Golf Course will be out of bounds for any vehicle without a sticker and all boda boda riders. All truck drivers have been advised to use alternative routes. Invited Membe...

March 4, 2021 Road repairs on Tufnell drive Very many areas of Kampala city are currently undergoing major infrastructural development changes as Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) seeks to solve the transport and drainage problem as part of the roads improvement and reconstruction programme. ERNEST JJINGO traversed several areas of the city and through interviews and observations; authorities have their work cut out by the limited resources. On February 23, The Observer tweeted about the...