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09:27 AM 14 August 2020In pictures | Museveni tours Jinja textile factory
During his tour at Nytil, President Museveni said that Uganda has potential to grow the textile and other sectors, and praised the Nytil proprietors for "doing a great job".
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07:58 AM 14 August 2020Repent, Archbishop Lwanga tells church raiders
St Peter’s Church, Ndeeba was demolished on Sunday night following a protracted land ownership dispute.
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07:53 AM 14 August 2020▶️ MPs urge political parties to re-examine their ideologies...
The Kasese Municipality MP, Robert Centenary, says it is time parties examined their internal politics to handle their differences
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07:09 AM 14 August 2020Kabale Hospital receives incomplete sets of uniforms
Tabaruka informed the committee that they had treated this as a donation since the money did not come from the hospital budget.
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08:14 AM 14 August 2020Michael Jordan's sneakers sell for $615,000, new record...
Though the sale broke the record set in May when a pair of Air Jordan 1's sold for $560,000, the new auction landed below the estimated range of $650,000 and $850,000.
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