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Constitutional Square mall plans halted

  Entebbe, Uganda | URN | Cabinet has reversed a proposed redevelopment of Kampala’s Constitutional Square, directing that the historic public space retain its protected heritage status. Minister of ICT and National Guidance Justine Kasule Lumumba announced the decision during a Uganda Media Centre briefing on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, citing …

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Twenty-three rescued from scene of Entebbe Church collapse

  Entebbe, Uganda | URN | Rescue teams have pulled 23 people from the rubble of a four-storey church building that collapsed in Bwerenga, Wakiso District, as investigations into the cause of the disaster point to possible illegal construction. Up to 40 people are believed to have been at the …

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High Commissioner Hyuha leads mining investment push at IMARC 2026 in Sydney

    Sydney, Australia | NEWS CORRESPONDENT | Uganda’s High Commissioner to Australia, Dorothy Samali Hyuha, has led her country’s charge at the ongoing International Mining and Resources Conference and Expo (IMARC 2026) in Sydney, turning diplomatic engagement into a direct pitch for mining investment. Having attended the previous edition primarily …

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Exim Bank Uganda launches Exim Global Pay, powered by TerraPay

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | Exim Bank Uganda Limited has launched Exim Global Pay, a new cross-border payment solution powered by TerraPay’s global payments infrastructure, enabling individuals and businesses in Uganda to make international payments seamlessly and reliably. The launch responds to the growing international payment needs of Ugandan …

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Traffic police admit system issuing fines to wrong vehicles

Kampala, Uganda | URN | The Directorate of Traffic Police have admitted that some motorists are being issued wrong Express Penalty Scheme-EPS tickets after officers mistype number plates. Traffic and Road Safety Spokesperson Michael Kananura said on Monday that the anomaly occurs when an officer feeding a registration number into …

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Uganda’s Ebola puzzle crosses borders

  SPECIAL REPORT | Uganda insists it has contained its Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak, but cases in Kenya and Nigeria, conflicting accounts of the patients’ movements and questions about the source of infection have put its public-health assurances under renewed scrutiny, reports Ronald Musoke. In May, this year, as Uganda …

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Mental health: a critical component of disease outbreak response

  SPECIAL REPORT |  Daniel Dramile, a psychiatric nurse at Oli Health Centre in Arua City, Uganda, was part of a small team who staffed the facility’s Ebola isolation centre during the country’s recent Ebola outbreak in 2026. Dramile emphasizes the importance of mental health during disease outbreak response, especially within …

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