Author: Aijuka Peter

Four students of St Peter’s Naalya Secondary School were on Sunday morning injured when their school coaster was involved in a three-vehicle accident along the Kampala-Gulu highway in Nakasongola district. The crash occurred at around 9:30 AM at Kakindu village in Wabinyonyi sub-county. Savannah regional police spokesperson Sam Twiineamazima said the school coaster, registration number UBQ 073H, which was travelling from the Gulu side, attempted to overtake a trailer but veered into the oncoming lane, resulting in a head-on collision with a fuel tanker. An ambulance that was following the coaster was also caught up in the accident. The four…

Doctors in the United States and Aga Khan Hospital in Kenya have advised Kampala District Woman Member of Parliament Shamim Malende to retire from active politics if she wants to live longer according to the reports. Ms Malende, a seasoned lawyer and National Unity Platform legislator, is according to the reports currently admitted at a specialised hospital in the United States where she is being treated for a condition suspected to involve poisoning. According to highly placed sources close to the MP, she is likely to step away from politics following advice from her doctors and consultations with family members,…

Three men armed with pangas broke into a home in Kabaale B Ward, Katabi Town Council early on Sunday morning, robbing the occupants of Shs 570,000 and a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 before police surrounded the house and arrested them. The incident happened at around 3:30 AM. When officers arrived and closed in on the residence, the suspects were found hiding in the ceiling. Kampala Metropolitan Police spokesperson Luke Owoyesigire confirmed the arrests, identifying the suspects as Sekitoleko Acram, Oluka Robert, and Mbazira Bashir. “The suspects had hidden in the ceiling,” Mr Owoyesigire said. Police recovered the stolen Samsung Galaxy…

President Yoweri Museveni has revealed that a group of Kenyan youths travelled to Kampala to teach local activists how to organise riots, saying he met them personally and later facilitated their return home. Mr Museveni made the disclosure on Saturday while addressing delegates at the 25th Ordinary Summit of the East African Community Heads of State at the Arusha International Conference Centre in Tanzania, where the remarks drew laughter from fellow heads of state. The President said the Kenyan youths, who described themselves as experienced in organising protests, had come to Uganda to offer what they called technical support to…

President Yoweri Museveni recently ordered government ministries to clear the way for construction of what is set to become the largest airport in Africa at the Nyakisharara aerodrome on the outskirts of Mbarara City, a move that has stirred excitement across the Ankole sub-region. In a letter dated February 11, 2026 and addressed to Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja, Mr Museveni instructed the Ministries of Works and Transport, Lands, Finance, and the Attorney General’s office to facilitate a private investor, Base Seven Company, to develop what he called a “mega transport project” at the government aerodrome near Mbarara. The project would…

Mornings can reveal a lot about a relationship. The way two people start their day together, or simply exist in the same space during those quiet early hours, often says more about how connected they are than anything that happens later. For men who genuinely want to strengthen their bond with a woman, the morning is actually one of the most underrated opportunities to show care and thoughtfulness. The catch? Most women will never come out and tell you what they need. They notice, they feel it, but they rarely ask for it directly. Here are five things she wants…

The United States has imposed visa restrictions on several senior Rwandan officials, accusing them of fueling conflict in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the State Department announced on Friday, March 6, 2026. The unnamed officials are targeted for their support of Congo’s M23 rebel group, which Washington says persists despite a US-mediated peace agreement signed in December between the governments of Rwanda and Congo. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the measures target individuals Washington believes are responsible for worsening the conflict in the Great Lakes region, accusing them of supporting M23 and violating the Washington Accords aimed at restoring…

Becoming a millionaire has little to do with luck. Most millionaires share a specific set of habits, mindsets, and patterns that show up long before the first big payday. Here are the signs you might be heading in the same direction. You Started Making Money Early Some kids set up lemonade stands. Others flip video games or resell sneakers. If you were finding creative ways to earn before adulthood, it points to a natural drive. Early experiences with money build the financial confidence that is critical when it comes to growing wealth. You’re Comfortable Being Uncomfortable Millionaires tend to chase…

The Deputy Spokesperson of AFC/M23, Dr. Oscar Balinda, has announced that some of the coalition’s commando soldiers are operating near Kisangani, carrying out attacks aimed at disrupting plans being prepared by FARDC before returning to their bases without being detected. This statement comes after the coalition confirmed that its soldiers near the city of Kisangani recently destroyed FARDC drones that were being prepared to launch attacks on AFC/M23 positions and on civilian areas controlled by the coalition. Dr. Oscar Balinda explained that after realizing Kisangani had become a center where their opponents were organizing attacks, the coalition’s forces decided to…

Coffee is one of the most widely consumed drinks in the world, but for people watching their blood sugar, it comes with a complicated relationship worth understanding. The short answer is yes, coffee can raise blood sugar, but how much depends on the person, how the coffee is taken, and when. Caffeine is largely responsible for the effect. It triggers the release of stress hormones like adrenaline, which can interfere with insulin production and prompt the liver to release stored glucose into the bloodstream, making it harder for cells to absorb the excess sugar. The result can be a short-term…