Author: Daniel Muwanguzi

Winchester, Massachusetts, USA : A Sunday service at Saint Peter’s Anglican Church in Winchester, Massachusetts, was briefly disrupted following an incident involving approximately ten individuals whose conduct caused concern among congregants during one of the main worship gatherings. The situation, though momentarily unsettling, was handled with composure and pastoral calm under the leadership of Archbishop Stephen Samuel Kaziimba Mugalu, who was present at the service. Church leaders acted swiftly to maintain order, and appropriate measures were taken to ensure the safety and well-being of all present, including engaging security authorities. Despite the interruption, the service continued, reflecting the resilience and…

A storm is brewing in Uganda’s financial underworld and it is threatening to swallow some of the biggest names in telecom-linked distribution and fast-moving consumer goods, after a whistleblower detonated a bombshell petition dragging global hygiene giant Reckitt Benckiser Arabia FZE, Kampala-based distribution powerhouse Glorre International Limited and Rabriel Investments Limited into the spotlight of Uganda’s anti-money laundering watchdog. The petition, now sitting on the desk of the Executive Director of the Financial Intelligence Authority, has ignited a firestorm of allegations pointing to suspicious financial flows, offshore payment routes and potential breaches of Uganda’s Anti-Money Laundering Act, 2013. At the…

In a significant move to bridge the gap between Ugandans living abroad and their home government, the Chairman of the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) USA Chapter, Mr. Ronnie Kananura arrived in Kampala to attend the inauguration of President Yoweri Museveni scheduled for May 12th 2026. The Chairman’s attendance marks a strategic turning point for the PLU’s international wing, signaling a shift from simple remittance-based support to a sophisticated model of civic and economic partnership. His presence at the Kololo Ceremonial Grounds underscores the Diaspora’s growing desire to play a more central role in the nation’s governance and development agenda.Speaking…

Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) has today convened a public dialogue with a cross section of multi-sectoral stakeholders, calling for collective action to combat air pollution in Uganda. Held under the theme “Clean Air, Shared Responsibility: Advancing Multi-Sector Action for Urban Air Quality,” the dialogue convened key actors who endorsed a joint commitment to collective action and accountability, including the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development, Ministry of Works and Transport, National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), Makerere University, Kyambogo University, Solutions for People (S4P) and members of the media. This dialogue was held in line with the KCCA Clean Air Action…

The High Court in Kampala has convicted Christopher Okello Onyum of killing four children, dismissing his claim that he was mentally ill at the time of the crimes. Delivering judgment on Tuesday, Alice Komuhangi Khaukha said the prosecution presented clear and convincing evidence that firmly placed Okello at the scene and directly linked him to the killings. The court concluded that the case had been proved beyond reasonable doubt. The judge agreed with the assessors’ findings, stating that the evidence left no question about who was responsible for the deaths. She also noted that the nature of the attack showed…

The “Safe Kids, Safe Future” road safety sensitisation campaign concluded today with a high-impact activation at Kibuye Primary School in Kampala, after reaching thousands of pupils in Mbale, Fort Portal, Mbarara and Kampala with critical, life-saving road safety knowledge. The Kibuye activation was graced by other governments agencies like Uganda police, Ministry of Works and Kampala Capital City Authority who have partnered with ITMS on this noble cause, and they emphasised the importance of collective responsibility in reducing road accidents, particularly among vulnerable road users such as children. “This initiative is timely and necessary. Our children face daily risks on…

In a defining cultural moment that blended tradition, entrepreneurship, and public recognition, the Katikkiro of the Buganda Kingdom reportedly honored Ssegujja Ivan, Chief Executive Officer of Nsambya Furniture Workshop, with the symbolic title “Sir” during the recent Kabaka’s Run event held in Kampala. The event, which attracted thousands of participants from across Uganda and beyond, is one of the most influential annual gatherings organized under the leadership of the Buganda Kingdom. While it is widely known as a health and fitness initiative, the Kabaka’s Run has evolved into a platform for cultural expression, public awareness, and recognition of individuals contributing…

The Electricity Regulatory Authority (ERA) Board has successfully concluded a three-day oversight visit to key electricity generation and transmission facilities in the Eastern Region of Uganda. Conducted last week, the visit is part of ERA’s statutory mandate to oversee the Electricity Supply Industry, including monitoring the performance of licensed entities to ensure compliance with licence conditions and adherence to established standards for quality and reliability of power supply. The Board delegation was led by Eng. Eriasi Kiyemba on behalf of the Board Chairperson, Eng. Grania Rosette Robomboras. The visit reflects the Board’s continued commitment to active oversight and informed decision-making…

Since 1964, dfcu Bank has played a central role in Uganda’s economic transformation, guided by its purpose of transforming lives and businesses. In agriculture, this commitment has taken shape through strategic partnerships across the value chain, most notably the Best Farmers Awards, organised by Vision Group in partnership with dfcu Bank, the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, and Koudijs Animal Nutrition. Since 2014, the awards have recognised over 130 farmers for excellence in productivity, sustainability, record-keeping, and agribusiness management, while offering winners exposure to global best practices through study visits to the Netherlands. This intervention…

The Revolutionary People’s Party (RPP) former presidential candidate, Mr Frank Bulira Kabinga ,has taken aim at Uganda’s government over the enforcement of its disputed “trade order” targeting kiosks and street vendors across urban centres. Addressing journalists on Monday 28 April 2026 at his offices in Mengo, questioned the manner in which the exercise was carried out, saying affected traders were being displaced without adequate notice or guidance. “Enforcement teams were abruptly removing kiosks and goods. The operation was marred with irregularities in enforcement and lacked clarity on the legal framework guiding the crackdown. We want compensation for  all affected traders’’,…