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Lydia Turyahumura, the LC V councilor Nyamweru sub county advises the chairperson to find another house since he believes that the one for the district shouldn’t be paid for.

The highlight of the day is the tightened security amidst terror alerts.

The UAC boss appealed to parents, NGOs, and the general public to get involved in treatment of HIV/Aids patients.

Questions are being asked about the suitability of appointing Sam Kutesa to lead 'world parliament' after his attack on homosexuality in his home country

It's hard to believe that I came to Uganda as a refugee 10 years ago! Since I got here from Congo, I've spent years performing in Watoto church and as a side man to great musicians and friends in Uganda; Isaiah Katumwa, Jackie Chandiru, David Pragmo, and more. I'm finally working on my first Smooth / African Jazz album and I'll bring many of these friends to feature on this album.

The IGG has given Mr Moses Magogo up to Wednesday next week to submit Fufa land titles and documents of other assets or be prosecuted.

In Baghdad, a terrorist who was in the middle of conducting a training for future militants, accidentally blew up an entire class, killing 21 of his students, and himself.

Persistent rain for three days blamed for the disaster, that also left gardens in four villages buried by mud.

For refusing to renounce their faith even when faced with imminent death, the group of martyrs that arrived at Namugongo knew theirs was a journey of no return. But four of the condemned, made it back from that journey, after they were spared at the very last minute. Although they had to witness the horrific torture of their colleagues, fellow believers and friends, they lived to see another day. Most of what we know of the martyrs’ last hours and final journey was from survivors accounts. Daily Monitor’s Christine W. Wanjala recollected their stories and presented them below.

Our writer Roland D. Nasasira is walking with pilgrims making their way to Namugongo to celebrate Martyrs’ Day on June 3. His journey starts from Masaka and ends at Namugongo. Every day, he will write about what the journey entails and what the experience is like. In this third part of his story, he tells of his fear of walking at night and of his body refusing to move because of the aches and pains.

In October 2011, the Anti-Corruption Court was the scene of tears and drama as former Vice President Gilbert Bukenya was sent to Luzira Prison after he was committed to the High Court for trial and his bail cancelled.
Prof Bukenya was charged with abuse of office for his role in the award of a deal worth Shs9.4b to supply 204 executive vehicles four years earlier during the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting to Motorcare.
Sunday Monitor’s Richard Wanambwa reviews Chapter 11 of his book In the Corridors to Power in which the Busiro North MP narrates his experience of being sent to jail, and life in prison.

Economy: As the financial year comes to an end, Ugandans are waiting to hear what the government has for them in store even as civil servants across the country still complain of missing salaries.

A four-year-old artist decided to test his budding talents on his father's passport while on a family trip to South Korea.

Booze and Sex Become the Forbidden Acts as Tens of Thousands of Pilgrims Horde the Shrines Seeking to Renew their Relationship with God this Season
By Daniels N. Tatya
The Namugongo Shrine
Today-2nd July is the Eve of the Uganda Martyrs celebration in the renowned faith site –Namugongo that fal

Navio’s latest album has been hitting the airwaves with a lot of dope songs off it. The Klear Kut rapper is doing great with his solo projects. “Something About You” is Navio’s new single release off his album “Pride” that was released late last year. On this song, Navio creates a sound that is west …

Samsung is day by day embracing its own in-house Operating system,after making its way into Samsung gear smartwatches the Tizen operating system is now of