Zimbabwean rapper Holy Ten reversed his previous criticism of Winky D during an exclusive interview with ZTN presenter Erica Ndoro. The hip-hop artist declared Winky D the country's finest musician and best-dressed performer while positioning himself as second best. Holy Ten expressed desire for a collaboration with Winky D and acknowledged that social media amplified their past conflicts. He emphasized his respect for the veteran artist and blamed unfortunate circumstances for their strained relationship. The rapper stated he wants to find an appropriate way to apologize to Winky D personally.
Holy Ten addressed controversies surrounding his marriage during the wide-ranging conversation. He apologized to his wife Kimberly for actions...
Uganda's police chief Abas Byakagaba has designated nine senior officers to manage security zones before the National Resistance Movement primaries and 2026 elections. The decision follows deadly violence during early primary campaigns that claimed one life in Lwemiyaga-Sembabule when suspected military personnel shot a person during incumbent MP Theodore Ssekikubo's campaign launch. Additional violent episodes occurred in Kasambya and Isingiro districts. Byakagaba visited these troubled areas to evaluate conditions directly. The new commanders will coordinate election security operations and respond rapidly to electoral disturbances.
Moses Kafeero assumes control of Busoga Zone from Jinja headquarters while Stephen Tanui leads...
University of Nairobi researchers presented findings from three HIV treatment studies at the International AIDS Society Conference in Rwanda. The investigations examined how standard antiretroviral therapy affects adults over 60 across Africa. Scientists discovered that conventional HIV medications might damage bone and kidney function in elderly patients. The research team evaluated whether alternative treatments could provide safer care for aging populations. Dr. Loice Ombajo from the Centre for Epidemiological Modelling and Analysis emphasized that older HIV patients represent a neglected demographic.
The primary study enrolled 520 participants aged 60 and above who had received antiretroviral treatment for over a decade...
Makerere University has experienced a significant departure of academic talent between 2018 and 2024. The institution lost more than 30 professors and nearly 50 senior lecturers during this period. Distinguished scholars like Professors Sylvia Tamale and Joe Oloka-Onyango left before reaching mandatory retirement age. The university operates at just 42 percent of its required staffing levels. This exodus represents a substantial loss of publicly funded intellectual capital.
Recent rankings placed Makerere 41st among African universities, sharing this position with 31 other institutions. The Times Higher Education metrics revealed concerning scores across key areas. Teaching performance reached only 21 percent while research environment...
Uganda's courts delivered decisive rulings across multiple high-profile cases last week, signaling judicial determination to address systemic delays and accountability gaps. The Labour Industrial Court ruled in favor of John Oringo against Dede Farming Tractors Uganda Ltd, awarding compensation for unpaid wages after the company attempted to deny its employer status. The Commercial High Court began proceedings in Muge James versus Housing Finance Bank Ltd, examining the boundaries of financial sector responsibility. The Supreme Court rejected Muhamadi Kamoga's interim stay request in a criminal case involving the alleged forgery of 200-acre land transfer documents. Moses Kabareebe's rape conviction faced reversal after the Supreme Court...
Uganda's Ministry of ICT and National Guidance conducted intensive communication workshops for more than 200 government officers at a Nakawa technology center. The four-day sessions aimed to transform how state officials engage with citizens through digital platforms and video content. MultiChoice Uganda and Brainchild Burson partnered with the ministry to deliver training focused on authentic storytelling rather than formal press releases. Officers practiced crisis management scenarios, responding to simulated emergencies within strict time limits. The program emphasized reaching audiences through popular social media channels where Ugandans actively participate.
Training exercises featured mock situations requiring rapid response...
Legal scholar Isaac Christopher Lubogo reflected on his transformative encounter with the late Professor George Wilson Kanyeihamba during a 2004 symposium at Uganda Christian University. Lubogo served as president of the law society when Kanyeihamba delivered his keynote address titled The Lawyer Today. The distinguished jurist entered their modest hall without fanfare, carrying himself with remarkable humility despite his extraordinary achievements. His presentation transcended conventional academic discourse, evolving into what Lubogo described as an intellectual pilgrimage that challenged students to reimagine their profession. Kanyeihamba emphasized that law governs human existence from birth certificates through death...
Uganda's Bureau of Statistics has redistributed more than 5,000 digital tablets from its 2024 national census to universities and cultural institutions. The agency distributed these enhanced devices on June 30 as part of a broader strategy to strengthen the country's statistical infrastructure. Executive Director Chris Mukiza emphasized that this initiative extends beyond simple equipment donation to building a comprehensive data ecosystem. The tablets feature double the capacity of standard devices and contain specialized GPS technology designed for remote area functionality. Cultural organizations and academic institutions will use these tools for improved data collection and research capabilities.
Makerere University received 700...
Calvin Watuwa will represent Uganda's senior cricket team for the first time during the Pearl of Africa Series. The former Jinja SS student has progressed through domestic leagues and played for Bulawayo Athletic Club in Zimbabwe's national competition during 2023. His selection reflects steady development across multiple clubs such as Charity, Tornado, Challengers, and Jinja SS. Watuwa previously toured India with development squads and helped Uganda Emerging capture the RCA Invitational championship in Kigali. The right-handed all-rounder brings versatility to the Cricket Cranes roster.
Mathew Musinguzi earns his debut alongside Watuwa as Uganda prepares to face Nigeria, UAE, Kenya, and Namibia A. The Aboojo player participated in...
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