FIDA Uganda marks 50th anniversary with inspiring celebrations

FIDA Uganda marks 50th anniversary with inspiring celebrations

The Uganda Association of Women Lawyers ( FIDA ) recently commemorated its remarkable 50-year journey with a splendid dinner event held at Serena Hotel in Kampala. The gathering was graced by various feminist organisations , FIDA pioneers, program beneficiaries, women-led movements, community legal volunteers, officials from the Ministry of Gender, and women’s rights lawyers, creating…

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Unraveling DNA mystery Insights from the Katanga trial

Unraveling DNA mystery: Insights from the Katanga trial

The ongoing trial of Katanga Henry’s murder case has shed light on the concerns surrounding the reliability of DNA evidence processed by the police forensic laboratory. Testimonies, especially from Police’s Forensic Director Andrew Mubiru Kizimula, have ignited discussions about the trustworthiness of forensic procedures in criminal investigations in Uganda. Kizimula’s admission during his court testimony…

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Ambassador Bigombe reports more cases in Myanmar

Ugandan trafficking crisis persists: Ambassador Bigombe reports more cases in Myanmar

Following the recent rescue of Ugandan nationals from Myanmar, Ambassador Dr. Betty Bigombe reveals that another group of 15 Ugandans has fallen victim to trafficking in the region. Reports indicate that many of these individuals are being exploited by Chinese and Taiwanese employers, some coerced into rebel activities or fraudulent schemes, while others endure severe…

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Uganda's ministry of foreign affairs honors outstanding achievements

Celebrating excellence In diplomatic service: Uganda’s ministry of foreign affairs honors outstanding achievements

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has acknowledged the remarkable accomplishments of its diplomatic missions during the ongoing ambassadors’ conference in Jinja. This event serves as a platform to celebrate excellence in diplomatic service and showcase the exceptional efforts of various teams, reaffirming Uganda’s dedication to effective foreign policy and international engagement. The awards presented at…

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Addressing concerns of self-medication Call for improved healthcare services in Mbarara district

Addressing concerns of self-medication: Call for improved healthcare services in Mbarara district

During a recent health camp at Karwesanga Health Center II in Rubindi Town Council, Kashari North Constituency, local leaders in Mbarara District raised serious concerns about the growing trend of self-medication. The event, attended by hundreds of residents, shed light on the adverse effects of self-medication in a region where access to proper healthcare services…

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Police chief's revelations shed light on legal battle between Shakib and Zari

Police chief’s revelations shed light on legal battle between Shakib and Zari

In a recent disclosure by senior police officer Jackson Mucunguzi, potential legal ramifications in the tumultuous relationship of Shakib Lutaaya and Zari Hassan have come to the forefront. Mucunguzi’s revelations bring attention to the escalating tensions between Shakib and Zari, hinting at a possible legal case brewing amidst their marital discord. The disclosures by the…

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Open letter to President Museveni Ten reasons why retirement in 2026 is imperative

Open letter to President Museveni: Ten reasons why retirement in 2026 is imperative

Over the past four decades, Uganda has transitioned into a cash economy, presenting increased economic challenges for its citizens. Despite various interventions, the majority of Ugandans struggle to afford a meaningful living. Fresh perspectives from a new generation of leaders are crucial to address these contemporary economic challenges effectively. The current education system in Uganda…

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