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Canada has announced sweeping temporary border and immigration restrictions affecting travellers and residents from Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), and South Sudan over concerns about the Ebola outbreak in the region.The government of Canada said, in a statement, that the measures are aimed at preventing the Ebola virus from entering and spreading within Canada amid what it described …

The election of Jacob Markson Oboth-Oboth as the Speaker of the 12th Parliament climaxed the spectacular collapse of Anita Annet Among. Until two weeks ago, Among was very sure she would be the speaker of Parliament after securing the endorsement of the Central Executive Committee of the ruling National Resistance Movement, the second highest decision-making organ of the party. Ever …

Renowned herbalist David Ssenfuka has responded to journalist Andrew Mwenda’s claims that he was trying to con President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni into funding the development of his cancer and diabetes medicine. In an exclusive interview with The Observer, Ssenfuka wondered how “a supposedly serious person” of Mwenda’s stature would make such wild allegations without first seeking to understand the project …

The transition from Uganda’s 11th to its 12th Parliament marks a significant moment in the country’s legislative history. This shift is defined not only by electoral turnover but also by the dramatic and humiliating removal of the former Speaker of Parliament from the ruling party’s internal race, coupled with ongoing investigations into her tenure. Viewed against the backdrop of the …

The United States has announced a $13 million emergency response package, about Shs 48 billion, to support Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo as both countries confront a renewed Ebola outbreak, placing fresh focus on how quickly international support can translate into practical help on the ground. The funding was mobilised within 48 hours of confirmation of new Ebola …

Uganda’s courts delivered a week of sharp turns, emotional testimony and consequential rulings, with proceedings stretching from a murder trial that has gripped the country to a criminal appeal and a closely watched family dispute involving one of the country’s most recognisable musicians. At the High Court, attention remained fixed on the murder trial of Molly Katanga and four others, …

The government has asked local authorities across Uganda to use public procurement more deliberately to create jobs and expand business opportunities for young people, women and persons with disabilities, as officials push for spending by district and municipal governments to play a bigger role in economic inclusion. The call was made by the Ministry of Local Government at the close …

Raymond Jerry Nuwamanya There is no doubt that RAYMOND JERRY NUWAMANYA is a name going to be talked about in the legal profession for years to come. Him, along with Allan Aijuka, attained an extremely rare first- class degree, with Nuwamanya being the best law student at Makerere University in 2025. In spite of his laidback personality, something some people …

Ugandan pharmaceutical company Dei BioPharma has filed a patent application in the United States for a new Ebola vaccine platform designed to protect against multiple strains of the deadly virus, a development the company says could strengthen Africa’s ability to respond faster and more independently when outbreaks hit. The filing, submitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, covers a …