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Special Reports

Elections

PRIME It’s a family affair: Blood politics in Uganda

A day before Oulanyah’s burial, a joint council meeting chaired by Omoro District speaker, Mr Richard Bongomin Luganya, squashed a proposal to ring-fence the MP seat for one of Oulanyah’s children

  1. PRIME Can the Opposition mount strong challenge in Omoro?

  2. PRIME It is all systems go as Omoro braces for poll

  3. PRIME I was born leader, says Bulambuli LC5 boss

  4. PRIME Tumwijukye defies husband, age to win Sheema LC5 seat

  1. PRIME Namayanja prides in beating men at polls

  2. PRIME Street vendor who beat two to become LC3 councillor

  3. PRIME Men and women in charge of polls

  4. PRIME Is FDC making a U-turn on Kayihura?

  5. PRIME Minister Baryomunsi, 2 others eye Kinkizi East constituency

Uganda @ 50

Project Success

PRIME Kato Ssebbaale juggles sports with medicine

In Part XXI of Project Success, we track down Dr Kato Ssebbale, who emerged Uganda’s second best O’level student in 1980.

  1. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: Atekit starred after second chance

  2. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: An architect, a pastor and gospel artiste

  3. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: Worodria’s triumph

  4. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: An ‘average girl’

  1. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: Engineer of success

  2. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: ‘Bishop’ with a different calling

  3. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: 70s genius

  4. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: The Kabumbas family affair

  5. PRIME PROJECT SUCCESS: Eking a living in rural Bushenyi

Amin

Gender

Community-led restoration efforts upholding Budongo Forest

Currently, Uganda’s forest cover stands at 12.4 percent up from nine percent in 2017. Although this increase is exciting news, deforestation still remains a great challenge

  1. A growing health crisis on Namayingo islands

  2. Hepatitis B: A growing public health concern

  1. Charcoal burning  devastates landscapes in northern Uganda

  2. Gendered crime: What offences take men, women to prison?

  3. Why female journalists don’t stay longer in the newsroom

  4. PRIME Why high blood pressure is lead killer of expectant mothers

  5. Rwenzori sub-region decries unequal access to SRH/HIV services