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Search ArticlesMayanja Allowed to File New Evidence in Kyofa Election Petition
The High Court in Luweero, presided over by Justice Samuel Emokor, has started hearing election petitions challenging the results of the 2026 parliamentary elections, beginning with a petition filed by former Nakaseke Central MP Allan Mayanja against State Minister for Kampala Kabuye Kyofa. Mayanja and Kyofa appeared in court alongside their supporters and legal teams, while the Electoral Commission was represented by counsel Nasser Serunjoji.
Judge Nakiganda Bans Bloggers, Vloggers from Recording in Courtroom
The High Court in Jinja has set a maximum hearing period of four days for each election petition filed before the court, as the Judiciary moves to expedite the determination of disputes arising from the recent elections. The directive was issued by High Court Judge Lady Justice Aidah Nakiganda during a pre-trial conference with lawyers representing the different parties in the election petitions ahead of the commencement of hearings.
Qcil Calls for Stronger Uganda–Nigeria Collaboration to Boost Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Quality Chemical Industries Limited (Qcil) has called for stronger collaboration between Uganda and Nigeria to expand pharmaceutical manufacturing, strengthen regional supply chains and improve access to quality-assured medicines across Africa. The call was made during the Uganda–Nigeria Business Forum and Exhibition in Kampala, where government representatives, investors and business leaders explored opportunities to deepen trade, investment and industrial cooperation between the two countries.
Public Servants to Join New Contributory Pension Scheme in 2027
The Government of Uganda will transition public servants to a new Public Service Pension Scheme starting July 1, 2027, under which employees will contribute 5 per cent of their basic salary while government contributes 10 per cent. Established under the Public Service Pension Fund law, the new scheme will operate as a hybrid defined benefit arrangement.
Luwero Leaders Raise Drought, Livestock Theft Challenges in PDM, OWC Programmes
Leaders in Greater Luwero have raised livestock theft, prolonged drought, inadequate irrigation and limited markets as major challenges undermining the implementation of government livelihood programmes in the district. The concerns were raised on Tuesday during a meeting with Operation Wealth Creation (OWC) Deputy Chief Coordinator Brig Gen Godfrey Muwanguzi at the Luwero District Headquarters.
Barry Secures First Spot in Big Brother Naija Season 11 Finale
Barry has become the first housemate to secure a place in the Big Brother Naija Season 11 Show Ya Sef finale after winning this week’s Head of House (HOH) competition. The victory not only gives Barry immunity from eviction this week but also grants him the Ultimate Veto Power, effectively guaranteeing his place in the final stage of the competition.
Uganda Calls for Capability-Based Defence Partnerships
Uganda has called for a shift in global defence cooperation from rigid geopolitical alliances to flexible partnerships based on countries’ capabilities, mutual interests and shared security responsibilities. Defence and Veteran Affairs Minister Kiryowa Kiwanuka said modern security challenges require countries to work with partners capable of providing specific expertise and resources rather than choosing allies based on identity, geography or political blocs.
WorldSkills Competition to Expose Gaps in Uganda’s TVET System – Kagina
Hot Topics NRM King Oyo Tooro Kingdom UPDF Museveni Yoweri Museveni nup electoral commission By Muhamadi Matovu | Tuesday, September 15, 2026 Share WhatsApp Facebook X LinkedIn Telegram Email Uganda will use the 2026 WorldSkills International Competition in Shanghai to benchmark its technical and vocational education and training (TVET) system against international standards, TVET Council Chairperson Allen Kagina has said.
Vivo Energy Bets on Mobile Training Academies to Upskill Shell Station Employees,Mechanics Countrywide
Vivo Energy Uganda is taking workforce training directly to Shell service stations and independent workshops in a move the company says will improve service consistency, operational efficiency and technical expertise across its retail and lubricants businesses. The company has launched two mobile training units under its “Learning on Wheels” initiative, targeting more than 2,000 employees at over 200 Shell service stations and hundreds of independent mechanics across Uganda.
Today in History: Yoweri Museveni is Born in Ntungamo
Yoweri Kaguta Museveni was born on September 15, 1944, in Ntungamo, western Uganda, beginning a journey that would eventually take him to the presidency, a position he has held since January 26, 1986. Born to Amos Kaguta and Esteri Kokundeka, Museveni grew up in a pastoralist family. He attended Kyamate Elementary School, Mbarara High School and Ntare School before travelling to Tanzania for higher education.