Viewers: 50,002 By Spy Uganda The Uganda Peoples’ Defence Forces (UPDF) has passed out 53 officers who completed the Platoon Commanders’ Course at the 5 Infantry Division Training School in Labwordwong, Agago District. Presiding over the ceremony, the Joint Staff Training and Doctrine Commander, Brigadier General Wycliffe Keita, commended the 5 Infantry Division for its commitment to professional military …
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Museveni Inauguration Gains Regional Weight As Burundi & S.Sudan Delegations Touch Down
Viewers: 60,001 By Spy Uganda Burundi, South Sudan ruling party leaders arrive ahead of Museveni inaugurationSunday 10th May 2026 Senior leaders of ruling parties in Burundi and South Sudan this evening arrived at Entebbe International Airport ahead of President Yoweri Museveni’s seventh inauguration slated for Tuesday. The leaders from Burundi’s CNDD FDD and South Sudan’s SPLM were welcomed by …
Read More »Over 2,000 Participate in Inaugural ADRA Run to Support Vulnerable Girls
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Read More »The Devil Wears Prada returns in sequel
The Devil Wears Prada (2006) was a surprise hit, making $326 million on a $35 million budget. Based on a 2003 novel of the same name (written by Lauren Weisberger), it followed Anne Hathaway’s Andy, an aspiring journalist, who stumbles into the fashion arena. She is forced to tolerate the industry’s shallow sensibilities and her boss’s tyrannical behaviour. In the …
Read More »New month, new books – The Observer
Platform Decay by Martha Wells (coming out May 5) is the 8th installment in a sci-fi series (Murderbot Diaries) about an enslaved android that gains its freedom and claims to hate humans, but it cannot stop saving them. Most Murderbot novels are standalone books, but you won’t appreciate the changes in the protagonist’s attitude and personality if you don’t know …
Read More »Equity Bank commissions 100 new scholars
Equity Bank Uganda has commissioned 100 scholars into the fifth cohort of its flagship Equity Leaders Program (ELP), while simultaneously celebrating the graduation of 81 students from the program’s maiden 2022 cohort, a milestone that underscores the institution’s growing footprint in Uganda’s higher education landscape. The newly commissioned scholars join 412 previously admitted students, bringing the total number of ELP …
Read More »Sex Talk: Don’t just do; bring some skill!
I will never forget the wife who ditched her newlywed husband two days after their wedding. His crime? Bringing a dull fizzle to the wedding night and even the night after that, “when I gave him a chance to redeem himself”. True Ugandan story, by the way. They had booked the honeymoon suite in one of the top Kampala hotels, …
Read More »Jamie Magezi could have perfect solution to Uganda’s bad roads
“From a young age, I would find myself looking at buildings, roads and noticing the difference. I always thought I wanted to do Architecture and later on decided to do Civil Engineering upon advice from an uncle,” says 20-year-old Jamie Mbabazi Magezi. He wants to be his own person and build a name for himself which is exactly what he …
Read More »Mengo SS, Victoria University position MDD as a driver of future creative jobs
Dr Lawrence Muganga, the vice chancellor of Victoria University, says there is a need for an urgent repositioning of music, dance, and drama (MDD) within Uganda’s education system as a critical driver of future jobs, innovation, and economic transformation. This position was emphasised during Mengo Senior School’s annual Music, Dance and Drama festival on April 25. Dr Muganga, who was …
Read More »One month on, the science fraternity grapples with Dr Kiggundu’s passing
Scientist Dr ANDREW KIGGUNDU, who last month tragically died after falling off a ladder as he repaired a dysfunctional water system on his house roof, was a hugely influential person in the medical and research profession with dozens of works that helped build the foundation of Uganda’s molecular biology. As Geofrey Serugo writes, the fraternity is struggling to replace his …
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