White House Downplays Stock Market Plunge, Points to Business Activity
The White House dismisses the stock market plunge as “animal spirits,” pointing to business activity and investment commitments as better indicators of economic health.
Stocks Tumble in US and Asia Amid Trump Tariff Concerns
US and Asian stocks fall sharply amid concerns over Trump’s tariffs and recession fears, while European markets remain stable.
Sunrise Hotel Building Lacked Functional Fire Extinguisher, Police Reveal
Police reveal that Sunrise Hotel lacked a functional fire extinguisher, contributing to a deadly inferno. Calls for better building standards grow louder.
Mukono Factory Workers Targeted by Gangs in Disturbing Rape Surge
Female factory workers in Mukono face a surge in gang rapes while commuting to Mbalala Industrial Park, sparking calls for increased security and safer working hours.
Gombe Village in Turmoil as Gang Violence Claims Young Man’s Life
Residents of Kito village demand action after gang violence claims the life of a 21-year-old man, reigniting concerns over youth crime and unemployment.
Ebola Outbreak Fort Portal, One Case Confirmed
A confirmed Ebola case in Fort Portal has heightened fears, with health authorities implementing containment measures to prevent further spread.
Gen Muhoozi Threatens to Sack Police Officers Who Don’t Beat NUP Supporters
Gen Muhoozi threatens to sack police officers who don’t beat NUP supporters, setting a July 7 deadline for surrender. Critics warn of escalating repression.
Paul Put Names Provisional Squad for Mozambique and Guinea WC Qualifiers
Uganda Cranes coach Paul Put names a 26-man provisional squad for the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, with Bobosi Byaruhanga and Elio Capradossi missing out.
Is There a Cover-Up in Abubakar Lawal’s Death?
The death of Nigerian footballer Lawal remains shrouded in mystery as investigations stall, fueling suspicions of a cover-up. Will justice ever be served?
Katanga Murder Case: A Speedy Trial Derailed by Delays and Disarray
The Molly Katanga murder trial faces yet another delay as the absence of court assessors halts proceedings, raising questions about Uganda’s judicial system.