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Nigeria charges 76, including minors, with treason after August protests

A rights group said the minors have been held since August by the Nigerian police after participating in protests against worsening insecurity and deprivation in the country

  1. Kamala Harris struggles to secure men's support in US labor unions

  2. SFC soldier to hang for killing five members of same family

  3. Bukalango residents celebrate launch of solar-powered water project

  4. Lango chief calls for unity after landmark court ruling

  5. London Court dismisses application to deposit security of costs in Crane Bank case

  6. Botswana voters kick out ruling party of nearly six decades

  1. PRIME Pay or die: The dilemma of emergency care in Uganda

  2. Kyambogo bosses, students clash over guild polls

  3. PRIME The key issues staring at Museveni on Bukedi anti-poverty tour

  4. PRIME How Lwevuze is minting money from coffee

  5. Fresh battle lines drawn over Coffee Bill

  6. Survivors of Kagadi attack narrate ordeal

OpEd

PRIME A short story on NRA and the smell of coffee

UCDA should retain its agency status for regulation

  1. PRIME Service awards: What are our leaders bringing to the table?

  2. PRIME Rationalise the presidency first

  3. EA’s integration is within reach, but demands unity

  4. Landslides, floods: Govt should be proactive

  1. Marginalised women need access to climate finance

  2. Empty plates, empty promises: The plight of university students

  3. PRIME What strengthened objections to the proposed Coffee Bill

  4. PRIME Could UCDA’s rationalisation be a strategic maneuver or a misstep?

  5. Effective and efficient safety plans are key

Magazines

PRIME I am disciplined and I follow routine – Oyege

Ivan Oyege: His first dream was to become a medical doctor but as destiny would have it, Oyege did not make it to medical school and ended up becoming a lecturer

  1. Communication in managing dynamics

  2. PRIME Ensuring your safety as a boda boda passenger

  3. PRIME Why is my new engine V Belt snapping?

  4. PRIME There is joy in driving a classic car

Business

PRIME Why gold is now an important export for Uganda’s economy

Why gold is now an important export for Uganda’s economy

  1. Why Black Friday is becoming a calendar event in Uganda

  2. Govt in push to subsidise renewable energy

  3. CMA stops call for public to invest in multibillion Munyonyo project 

  4. 80% of business leaders not ready for AI, says KPMG

  1. UAE overtakes Kenya as Uganda’s largest source of export earnings

  2. BoU registers slowdown in short-term credit utilisation by commercial banks

  3. We have to create variety of investment options, says Stanbic 

  4. The rise of the knowledge economy

  5. PRIME Quantum computing: Tech that decodes the future

Galleries

Lifestyle

PRIME A toast to Amashungyezi, the heart of Kiga-piano

Haka Mukiga introduced festival goers to Amashungezi, or the Kiga-piano, played on a recorded drum sound mixed with his flute and other instruments

  1. PRIME How I discovered the coolest hangover remedy in Lira Town

  2. PRIME How does court define medical negligence?

  3. PRIME Ugandan films eye big wins at Africa Academy awards

  4. PRIME Asian Fusion Restaurant: A tapestry of standard delights

Special Reports

Mugasha – a life of triumphs and fulfilled dreams

After an illustrious life in the public service and private sector, the public administrator only has one regret. She wishes she had been a judge

  1. PRIME Sentamu overcame fear and took breast cancer head-on

  2. PRIME VIDEO: New details of how govt slept on job ahead of Kiteezi dumpsite collapse

  3. PRIME Caught in the shadows: Painful reality of elephantiasis

  4. Africa braces for Polluter Pays principle position at COP29

  5. Life is never the same after cancer treatment – Nassolo

  6. The struggles of female athletes in Sebei region

  1. Kigezi sub-region grapples with climate change effects

  2. Komugisha's battle with breast cancer

  3. PRIME Why govt can’t patent locally-made medicines

  4. PRIME VIDEO: Questions linger over Shs10 trillion SGR cost

  5. PRIME Will MPs’ stance against Bill to control alcohol return to bite?

  6. Acute malnutrition ravages Northern Uganda

MONITOR SPORTS

Referee Peter Kabugo collapses and dies during Villa-UPDF game

Kabugo collapsed in the 70th minute of the game as Villa iniated the counter attack that led to their fifth goal.

  1. Man United name Ruben Amorim as head coach in bid to restore former glory

  2. Stylish KCCA ascend to league summit

  3. Cheptegei pursues talent at Elgon Half-Marathon

  4. Ayiekoh departs, Kampala Queens forge way forward

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