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…
In the bustling corridors of Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital (MRRH), a remarkable story of hope and joy is unfolding. Two sets of quadruplets, a phenomenon that occurs in only 1 in 700,000 women, have been born, bringing immense happiness to their families and the medical team that made it possible. Two Family’ Journeys Macklin Namara,…
As three decades have passed since the Rwandan Genocide, Rwanda solemnly commemorates this tragic chapter in history. The genocide, which claimed the lives of an estimated 800,000 people, continues to serve as a poignant reminder of the horrors humanity is capable of. The Rwandan genocide, which took place between April and July 1994, stands as…
Tamale Mirundi Junior, the son of the late controversial political analyst Tamale Mirundi, finds himself disowned by his clan after a disagreement regarding a family decision to extend an apology to the Buganda Kingdom. The roots of this apology trace back to a longstanding rift initiated by his father, who had publicly criticized the Kingdom…
A dire public health crisis has unfolded at Kyotera landing site, where the devastating effects of cholera have claimed the life of one individual and left four others hospitalized. The absence of pit latrines within the densely populated area raises concerns about the potential role it may play in facilitating the spread of this deadly…
Juliet Zawedde, a well-known socialite, entrepreneur, and philanthropist, offers valuable wisdom on the significance of maintaining kindness even in challenging situations. In a recent thought-provoking social media post, Zawedde, who also serves as the President of Convenient Homecare Services Inc and Transportation, underscores the importance of personal integrity and how one’s actions serve as a…
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…
In the depths of Sheema District in Western Uganda, a spine-chilling incident has gripped the community. A teenage boy, Charles Amanya, defied death itself as he crawled out from a grave where he had been buried alive, enduring unspeakable torture at the hands of his coworkers. The harrowing ordeal began when two men, Evans Kamuhanda…
In recent developments, Uganda has firmly rebuffed criticisms from both the United States and the United Nations regarding its anti-gay legislation. The Constitutional Court’s decision to uphold the law has drawn condemnation from Washington and the UN’s human rights agency, who are urging Kampala to repeal the legislation entirely. Despite these international pressures, Uganda remains…
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…
