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It may be a war zone but many Ugandans cannot resist the urge to travel back to South Sudan. Many Ugandans are reportedly going back to the war tone country, especially to the capital Juba, despite the heavy fighting in some parts.

[International Business Times] A crowdfunding campaign to erect a statue of Satan at the Oklahoma State Capitol reached its fundraising goal Tuesday.

Police is receiving martial arts skills to defend themselves. Uganda Police Force (UPF) officers have started receiving martial arts training. The

Gov't Intensifies Rural Electrification Campaign

Ministry of Education has not yet acquired Shs9.6b needed for the marking of P7, S4 and S6 examinations.

Col Karegeya’s Last Letter

Yesterday I was reading the Sunday Papers( Yeah, I am one of those people) when I turned to read  a beautiful piece by Mildred Apenyo  that opened my mind to so many thoughts and memories.  Growing...

Samsung shows off a TV that allows its user to adjust how bendy its screen is. at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

As people everywhere are getting ready to ring in the New Year, I've been reflecting on the stories of several women and girls I met in 2013 and what it is about each one of them that inspired me.

Breaking: UPDF Convoy Rolls Into Juba

#Kekonians are you ready?.

The number of refugees that have entered Uganda fleeing the conflict in South Sudan has reached 23,000 people, according to the United Nations.

Ugandan president Yoweri Museveni meet with his Sudanese counterpart Omar El Bashir and held talks although it is not clearly what the two leaders

By Roger Bambino  @rogekk

Picture this! You are out on a date, and all your partner can focus on is
their cell phone or tablet.

PHOTOS:Socialite Zari Turns To Preaching

A new report by the Inspectorate of Government reveals that 27% of the total number of leaders expected to declare their wealth failed to comply.

Last week, we revisited the history of the discovery of oil in Uganda, stressing the fact that exploration began in 1913 and not 2007 as most people assume.

2014!!! Fasten your seat belts.

At 8ft tall and 2.5metres wide, the chapel can only accommodate three people, including the preacher.

Dan Sserunkuma is Uganda’s 2013 Footballer of the Year after being voted by the Uganda Sports Press Association (Uspa).