Hosts Ngora High School lost 1–0 to Kyadondo Secondary School as the boys' football competition for this year’s Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association (USSSA) Ball Games One officially ...

Ugandan cattle production is projected to reach nearly 10 million heads by 2026, an increase of 1.9% year-on-year. However, despite the promising numbers, Ugandans are not consuming enough beef.

Uganda, together with its partners, has launched a nationwide mental health campaign dubbed “Tufaayo, We Care: Your Mind Matters”, starting this May to mark Mental ...

Thirty swimming clubs have confirmed their participation in the fifth edition of the Silverfin Modern Pentathlon swimming competition, set to take place on Saturday and Sunday at the ...

Kenyan driver Karan Patel topped today’s qualification round ahead of tomorrow's first stage of the Pearl of Africa Rally in ...

The World Health Organization is advising the government of Uganda to increase its health sector funding by raising the current per capita health expenditure from $57 to at least ...

The government is planning to provide incentives to private industrial parks, similar to those offered to other investors. According to the Minister of State for Investment, Evelyn Anite, ...

Joyful cheers, waving flags, and emotional tears filled St. Peter’s Square as crowds at the Vatican celebrated the announcement of the new pope.

The Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC) has informed MPs that antiretroviral drugs are available in the country. However, they are facing challenges in delivering the drugs to hospitals and ...

Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost of the United States has been elected the 267th pope. He is now the leader of the world's 1.4 billion Catholics. Prevost, aged 69, from Chicago, Illinois, is ...

After the fourth ballot today, white smoke signaled that we have a new pope. For over six centuries, a humble puff of smoke ...

Nation Media Group, together with its partners, has launched a nationwide mental health campaign dubbed “Tufaayo, We Care: Your Mind Matters”, starting this May to mark Mental Health ...