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Rhinos Return to Ajai: Uganda Marks Historic Wildlife Comebac

The translocation forms the opening phase of a national programme that will see 20 rhinos relocated to Ajai Wildlife Reserve, a protected area once known as one of Uganda’s strongholds

Breaking the Collar: The Rise of Female Clergy in Uganda’s An

While Uganda has yet to consecrate its first female Anglican bishop, church leaders express hope that the path is opening. Produced by Chowoo Willy “Breaking the Collar” explores the remarkable and still-unfolding

Trillions Spent, Yet Poverty Remains: The Unfinished Recovery

Government and donor documents show achievements: new classrooms, clinic upgrades, bridges and boreholes. But step outside the policy reports, and a more complex picture emerges. By Our Reporter | Gulu City When

Northern Uganda Creative Art Association to Honour President

Beyond the presidential recognition, WALK Foundation will also honour legendary artists whose music promoted peace during the war years, many of whom are now struggling and largely forgotten by society. By

UWA to Introduce Hefty Penalties for Reckless Driving inside

A park report shows that during those seven months alone, 235,248 vehicles passed through the park. These included By Willy Chowoo The Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) is planning to introduce heavier fines

Dry, but not dead: Debunking myths about the nutritive value

According to nutritionists and food technologists, solar-dried fruits are healthy snacking options with nutritional value. By John Okot Michael Ochaya, 13, loves snacking on dried sweet bananas at school. The dried fruits,

Rhinos Return to Ajai: Uganda Marks Historic Wildlife Comeback After Four Decades

January 8, 2026

Breaking the Collar: The Rise of Female Clergy in Uganda’s Anglican Church

December 31, 2025

Trillions Spent, Yet Poverty Remains: The Unfinished Recovery of Northern Uganda

December 31, 2025

Special Report

Acholi Citizens Speak Out: A New Charter Lays Bare Poverty, Land Injustice, and Demands for Inclusive Development Ahead of 2026

December 23, 2025

Decades of Waiting: Gulu Residents Frustrated Over Delayed Land Title Processing

November 2, 2025

Africa

December 4, 2025December 4, 2025

Experts have emphasized the urgent need to “Africanize” Artificial Intelligence (AI) if the continent is to harness its full potential in transforming agriculture. Speaking at