By Sheila Hossana Muhindo Uganda is being urged to swiftly enact laws to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) as experts warn of its potential risks to jobs, governance, and information integrity....
By Sheila Hossana Muhindo With Donald Trump securing a second term as U.S. president, his administration’s aggressive trade policies—marked by tariffs, sanctions, and economic confrontations—have reignited tensions with global powers,...
BY ALEX BALUKU As conflict and instability continue to grip multiple regions, the international community is scrambling to address escalating humanitarian crises in Sudan, Gaza, the West Bank, and Haiti....
By Alex Baluku Kawempe, Uganda – February 10, 2025. Tension gripped the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP) camp yesterday after one of its grassroots leaders, Esther Kabugho, was arrested by...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA In a historic display of solidarity, cultural leaders from diverse Ugandan institutions have joined forces under the Council of Traditional Leaders in Africa (COTLA) Uganda Chapter to...
By Alex Baluku The United Nations began the New Year with a sobering daily press briefing by Farhan Haq, Deputy Spokesperson for the Secretary-General. From humanitarian crises in Gaza to...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA Alice Muhindo, a 42-year-old resident of Kasese District in southwestern Uganda, vividly recalls the horror of the Nyamwamba River floods on September 7, 2024. “I stayed hungry...
BY INNOCENT KIIZA High in the rugged peaks of the Rwenzori Mountains, at 4,500 meters above sea level, a new chapter in Uganda’s tourism story has begun. The Uganda Wildlife...
By Innocent Kiiza In the shadow of the Rwenzori Mountains, Kasese District in southwestern Uganda is a paradox of abundance and scarcity. Blessed with rivers and scenic landscapes, its people...
By Alex Baluku Baku, Azerbaijan – On Saturday, during the COP29 climate conference, global leaders gathered to endorse a declaration pledging to harness digital technology for climate action while addressing...
