Back in Command: State House Renews Dorothy Kisaka Contract at KCCA

By Viola Nabbale updated at 1114 EAT on Friday 21st July 2023 Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni last night renewed contract for Kampala Capital City Authority- KCCA bosses following expiry of their 3 years contract on Sunday 23rd July 2023. These are Dorothy Kisaka, KCCA Executive Director, Eng David Luyimbazi Deputy ED and Grace Akullo…

Biden begins three-nation tour with UK visit before NATO summit

US President Joe Biden heads to the UK, then Lithuania for a NATO summit focusing on the conflict in Ukraine, and then Finland. United States President Joe Biden has kicked off a three-nation trip dominated by a NATO summit aimed at showing solidarity with Ukraine amid disagreements over Kyiv’s possible accession into the alliance. Biden arrived in…

Ugandan tycoon Aponye dies in car accident

Businessman Apollo Nyegamehe alias Aponye is dead. Aponye died in a tragic car accident at Itojo, in Ntungamo District on Thursday evening at around 9pm. The deceased businessman was being chauffered in a Land Cruiser registration number UBF 300Z with a yet to identified person who sustained serious injuries. In a statement by the Rwizi…

Ugandan comedian and former Member of Parliament Kato Lubwama passes on

Former Rubaga South Member of Parliament Kato Lubwama is dead. Lubwama reportedly passed away in the early hours of Wednesday morning at a medical facility.  Lubwama’s death was first announced by business associate and events promoter Andrew Mukasa alias Bajjo Events. The former MP allegedly succumbed to complications resulting from his long standing heart condition…

Tributes flow for Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll Tina Turner

Summary … Which we’re drawing to a close shortly. We’ve been taking in the reaction to the death in Switzerland of Tina Turner. The multiple Grammy Award-winning star was 83. From the Obamas to Oprah, Beyonce to Brian Wilson, numerous big names have been celebrating the life of the late soul star. Many quoted one of her top hits back to…

Zelenskyy says Russia ‘destroyed everything’ in Bakhmut

Ukrainian officials insisted they still control parts of Bakhmut after Russian forces claimed victory in the bloody, months-long siege of the eastern city. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday said Russia “destroyed everything” in the flashpoint city of Bakhmut. “You have to understand that there is nothing,” Zelenskyy told reporters at the G7 summit in…