Month: June 2023

Evelyn Anite, the Minister of State for Privatization and Investment, is calling on people to refrain from using the nickname ...

Promoter Abitex’s DNA Shock: 8 out of 9 tested children not his own

Renowned events promoter Abbey Musinguzi, popularly known as Abitex, has disclosed that he's deeply disappointed as DNA tests have ruled ...

Uganda Cranes slip in latest FIFA Rankings, now ranked 92nd in the world

The Uganda Cranes have experienced a decline in their global standing, slipping three places to reach the 92nd position, according ...

BOLD MOVE: FUFA plans to introduce double licensing, allowing players to register with two clubs in different leagues

The Federation of Uganda Football Association (FUFA) President, Moses Magogo, has revealed plans to introduce double licensing for players. This ...

Man commits suicide after killing wife over coffee money

A 56-year-old man from Ibanda district, located in western Uganda, has committed suicide after brutally murdering his wife. The incident ...

IRON SHEETS SCANDAL: Minister Kitutu committed to High Court for trial

The Anti-Corruption Court has committed Karamoja Affairs Minister Mary Gorreti Kitutu and two of her co-accused to the High Court ...

MARRIAGE SAGA DEEPENS: Court allows Samona’s wife to return to their marital home

The High Court in Makindye has ruled that Nalongo Rosemary Nantume, one of the wives of cosmetics tycoon Michael Kasawuli, ...

“I may be old, but my spirit of enjoyment is young,” says former minister Amelia Kyambadde, encourages Ugandans to enjoy life

Former Member of Parliament for Mawokota North, Amelia Anne Kyambadde, has taken to social media to inspire fellow Ugandans not ...

Smile strongly believes that American Towers operates in a coercive manner, displaying a blatant disregard for the law, its license obligations, industry best practices and most importantly, the well-being of the Ugandan people, since we live in an age where communication services are of paramount importance.

Smile Communications Explains Prolonged Outage; Blames ATC Uganda for “Coercive Practices”