Uganda, May 8 -- Uganda Christian University (UCU) has undertaken major infrastructure upgrades at the Namugongo Anglican Martyrs site as preparations intensify for this year's June 3 annual Uganda Ma... Read More
Tanzania, May 8 -- Dodoma. The government has unveiled a promising Sh2.4 trillion education budget for the 2026/27 financial year, placing higher education, research, science and innovation at the cor... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- Police in Busia District shot and arrested a 40-year-old man after he allegedly attempted to attack officers with a panga at Busia Police Station on Thursday morning. The suspect, id... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- Rapid expansion of sugarcane farming in Busoga sub-region is accelerating deforestation and wetland degradation, raising concern among environmental authorities and development agenci... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- Transport and business activity in Kaliro District have been severely disrupted after heavy rains rendered several key roads impassable, residents and district officials told Monitor ... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- Health workers and midwives across Uganda are urging government to recruit more midwives in health facilities, citing overwhelming workloads as the number of mothers seeking delivery ... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- Uganda on Thursday signed an agreement with France to design, build and equip a regional cancer treatment centre in Mbarara City, heralding a raft of planned multi-sector bilateral co... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- In thy land, relationships rarely end quietly. There is usually a press conference, a few cryptic Bible verses and lately press releases. So when Joshua Baraka announced he was partin... Read More
Uganda, May 8 -- When songstress Hajarah Namukwaya, alias Spice Diana halted a show in Bukomansimbi and walked off with sound equipment in lieu of unpaid fees, it was easy to dismiss the moment as ano... Read More
India, May 8 -- The alleged demolition of an 800-year-old Kakatiya-era Shiva temple in Telangana's Warangal district has triggered widespread outrage, with historians, activists and the Union Ministry... Read More