The government yesterday responded strongly to international criticism over the proposed anti-gay law, saying the process would continue uninterrupted.

US senator Russ Feingold's statement

A committee set up by about 40 organisations of people living with HIV/Aids is investigating reports of ghost patients receiving anti retroviral drugs from the Ministry of Health's certified Aids treatment centres.

UGANDA has welcomed the entrance of Rwanda into the Commonwealth, becoming its 54th member. The decision was announced at the end of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Port of Spain, the capital of Trinidad and Tobago.

A new report released by the African Network for Prevention and Protection against Child Abuse and Neglect recently confirmed what has long been known in this country - that the tragedy of child abuse accruing from broken, dysfunctional homes or

UGANDA'S high maternal and infant mortality are a threat to development, finance and economic development minister Syda Bbumba has warned.

A new survey by respected pollsters Synovate indicates that Ugandans are losing confidence in public universities. These findings should be an eye opener to protagonists in the Higher Education sector, since the nation is trying to position itself as a

THE 33rd Orange CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup Kicks off in Kenya's capital Nairobi today with the host nation taking on Zambia in the opening Group 'A' fixture at Nyayo National Stadium.

HIV/ AIDS pandemic are one of the leading causes of orphan- hood and child labour in Uganda affecting 15percent of children out of estimated 2 million, reports Inea News Agency Ltd.

Increased public expenditure through the national budgetary allocation over the years has not resulted into quality public service delivery in the country according to recent reports.

Kampala City Council has resolved to check the performance of individual technical staff to improve the institution's efficiency.

Forum for Democratic Change supporters in Karamoja region have refuted allegations by the UPDF spokesperson that their leader, Dr, Kizza Besigye promised to give guns to the Karimojong.

The High Court will today decide whether or not to disband the current managers of Uganda Young Men's Christians Association (YMCA) over alleged mismanagement of the institute including financial fraud.

Three employees of Askar Security Services Limited, a company that recruits private guards to serve in Iraq, have dragged their employer to court for allegedly deducting their pay.

Former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa has urged Ugandans to support the East African Community as an engine for economic growth and political stability.

The signing of the East African Community (EAC) Common Market Protocol by leaders of the EAC partner states on November 20 in Arusha was a significant step towards achievement of total integration of East Africa.

In the gossipy column that is Uganda, where young and old now rejoice in conspiracy, precious few people know the truth when they see it. It shows in how we react to mysterious deaths, in how some of us despise

Relatives of a student of Comboni College, who was on Thursday killed by a fellow student, stormed the Police on Friday with the corpse threatening to abandon it.

I want to start by congratulating the readers on the just celebrated World Toilet Day which is commemorated on November 19 to remind the world that there are over two billion people who lack sanitation, in solidarity with them people

The Uganda People's Congress, the party that led the country to independence and was in power until the 1971 coup and then ruled again between 1981-85 cannot hold its Delegates Conference to elect new leaders and prepare for the next