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  By Damali Mukhaye Makerere University management has vowed to continue with blended teaching and learning despite the full reopening of the economy. In his statement released this evening, the Vice-chancellor of the University, Prof Barnabas Nawangwe says that the decision to continue with the blended mode of teaching and […]

By Robert Muhereza Rwanda on Monday reopened its land border with Uganda after a three-year closure, signalling a thaw in relations between the two East African neighbours. The frontier had been closed in February 2019 as political tensions between Kigali and Kampala spiralled, leading to the near-collapse of two-way trade. Rwanda […]

By Ruth Anderah The 23rd annual judges’ conference opens in Kampala this morning. According to Justice Mike Chibita, the Chairperson of the organizing committee, the Judges’ conference which will also mark the beginning of the new law year, shall be officiated by President Museveni at the Judiciary headquarters in Kampala. He […]

By Ritah Kemigisa Players in the logistics sector have renewed calls for the government to revive and fast-track the Standard Gauge Railway project. This, they say will help ease fuel transportation from the coast to Kampala and prevent crises like the most recent. Uganda was hit by a fuel crisis […]

By Ritah Kemigisa Days after Uganda’s human rights record was reviewed by UN member states under the Universal Periodic Review mechanism, rights activists are asking the government to this time round be more intentional in implementing recommendations. Robert Kirenga, the executive director of the National Coalition of Human Rights Defenders […]