SAUT revokes degrees awarded to 162 medical doctors The degree for the 162 graduates have been revoked after refusing to return academic transcripts issued to them without the knowledge and endorsement of the University.
Lonely in death: Museveni's Kenyan spy At the peak of his career in Kampala in the 1970s, George Opah Oteba was a most valued ally and spymaster of President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni’s – then a leader of a guerilla movement.
Disclosure of extractive deals, company owners on the cards The government and relevant stakeholders are preparing a framework on the kind of extractive industry information that will be made public
Uganda police carry out drills in anticipation of protests Police spokesperson Fred Enanga said that several groups, including those from the opposition, are rallying their members to carry out street protests.
Taha study reveals growing potential in fruit exports In terms of export volumes, however, vegetables lead the pack with exports of 168,348 metric tonnes in 2020/21 followed by fruits at 30,000 tonnes
Gangs storm Kenyatta farm, Raila’s company Dozens of goons on Monday, March 27, invaded an expansive land owned by former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s family at Kamakis on the Eastern Bypass in Nairobi and looted property of unknown value.
PM: Time to involve information officers in decision making The move would also ensure that the public is provided with accurate information.
Zanzibar announces minimum wage for the private sector The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar has announced the minimum wage for the private sector increasing it by Sh47,000.
Africa’s succession headaches Uganda’s ever tweeting General, Muhoozi Kainerugaba, reminded his country and the region that he intends to succeed his father.
Nala to invest $1million in innovation after securing licence Nala, a Tanzanian fintech company is set to invest $1million (about Sh2.3 billion) to support innovation and create new jobs.
AU appeals for calm after violent protests in Kenya The African Union on Tuesday led appeals for calm and political dialogue after anti-government protests in Kenya turned violent, with police firing tear gas and looters going on a rampage.
PRIME Europe rights body warns UK over 'incompatible' immigration bill A new immigration bill aims to stop migrants from crossing the Channel illegally on small boats from France
Learing to manage with the Oky app This application was made to bring an end to the challenges that surround menstrual health and hygiene.
Diamond not on Kamala Harris' playlist The playlist was meant to crystallise her current trip across Africa.
Morocco King credited for the Atlas Lions’ growing status In 2009, King Mohammed VI officially opened the crown jewel of Morocco’s football investment – the Mohamed VI Football Complex – just outside Rabat.
