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'This is very unbelievable, how can a mother be smoking near her children?' thought Kahill as she walked passed her neighbour's compound. She shaked her head and walked by, tradition dedicates neve...

Lord Mayor says NRM is trying to defame him as IGP Kayihura, Minister Aronda face MPs over brutality.

Uganda’s central bank lowered borrowing costs for the first time in six months to stimulate economic growth and as inflation is set to slow further.

Coke is the most valuable brand in history, and “Coca-Cola” is the world’s second-most recognized word after “hello.” However, the beverage itself is an absolute poison to the human metabolism.

The female team stripped down to just their rugby boots and socks for the black and white photographs taken around the city.

The government has received a grant of $18 million (about Shs45 billion) from Japan, which will be used to boost medical facilities and rehabilitate three referral/major hospitals in Western Uganda.

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No nonsense Kampala Minister Frank Tumwebaze. Uganda's ruling National Resistance Movement (NRM) party has asked its legislators to withdraw from the

Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago (R) arguing with police officers at his home recently. The latest from Kampala City Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago's Wakaligga Road Home

Ugandan Finance Minister Maria Kiwanuka. She is the owner of Radio One. Radio one station manager Jeff Kiwanuka Tuesday morning swung his axe even further

Star Wars joined Instagram with a selfie of Darth Vader on Monday. The dark Sith Lord's humorous camera phone snap also accompanied two other pictures.

new 100 dollar bill redesign: "Know Its Features So You Can Know It’s Real"
The U.S Government has unveiled a new makeover for the $100 note, which is equipped with newer technology to prevent...

By Ronald Kasagga Twitter @sagas2k7

In our first Episode of The Port, we connect you up with Christine Ampaire
who is one of the brains behind MyZiki, a popular music start-up web app
developed by her and her teammates.

A section of St. Balikuddembe, formerly called Owino, went up in flames for the fourth time in as many years Wednesday morning.

A devastating fire Wednesday morning gutted Nakivubo Park Yard Market destroying traders’ merchandise worth millions of shillings.