[Nairobi News] The United States says Uganda's general elections held in January were marred by 'illegalities and irregularities.

[DW] African countries have been vaccinating their populations against COVID-19 for weeks, but progress has been slow. Supply problems, confusion over vaccination schedules and fears of side effects are causing delays.

[New Times] Rwandans in Uganda have commemorated the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi.

[Nairobi News] Comedian Anne Kansiime admits she is 'relieved' to be expecting her first child.

[Monitor] President Museveni has said the government will open up the remaining closed economies after vaccinating at least 80 per cent of the vulnerable groups.

[Monitor] The Inspector General of Police, Mr Martins Okoth Ochola, has promoted 3,097 police officers.

[Monitor] By JAMES KABENGWA

[State Department] The Government of Uganda's actions during the recent electoral process undermined democracy and respect for human rights. Today I am announcing visa restrictions on those believed to be responsible for, or complicit in, undermining...

[Monitor] The government yesterday said it has arrested about 1,300 suspects in relation to the November 2020 protests and 2021 General Election violence.

[African Arguments] Hundreds of people have been seized by Ugandan security forces in recent months. Some re-emerge. Others don't.

[Monitor] Local fuel pump prices have gone up twice in four days, with the trend expected to continue due to the continued increase of crude oil prices on the international market.

[Monitor] Authorities in Kiruhura have issued a total ban on the sale and movement of livestock and their products in the district in a bid to stop the spread of foot and mouth disease (FMD).

[Monitor] Kampala Lord Mayor Erias Lukwago on Friday said he was in a stable condition and on course to full recovery following his admission at the Nairobi Hospital last week.

[Monitor] Newly elected legislators from the National Unity Platform (NUP) party will convene today at Jinja Nile Resort Hotel for the first time since the January 14 General Election.

[Monitor] West Nile's tourism potential remains untapped over the years, with government and local leaders doing little to improve the sector, Daily Monitor has established.

[Monitor] Government has commissioned a network of about 150kms of roads in Buliisa and Hoima districts.

[Monitor] Construction works on the 11-kilometre Kisiro Bridge in Namutumba District are at 75 per cent completion, Excel Construction Company, the contractor, said at the weekend.

[Monitor] By JAMES KABENGWA

[Monitor] Business at a busy supermarket in Ntinda, a city suburb, came to a standstill yesterday when Kabaka Ronald Muwenda Mutebi II arrived to do some shopping.

[East African] Uganda's Central Bank kept its benchmark policy rate unchanged at seven percent Wednesday in a strategic move that promises stable lending rates amidst increased credit default levels and renewed strength in the value of the Uganda shi...

[Monitor] The parliamentary committee on education and sports on Thursday heard that Education Minister Janet Museveni will soon honour Uganda Cranes captain Denis Onyango who retired this week.

[Nairobi News] A Ugandan who fled to Kenya to escape homophobia and seek asylum and protection under the U.N. refugee agency has died.

[Nairobi News] Exiled Ugandan activist Stella Nyanzi has accused Kenyans of 'threatening to deport her' following her stance on human rights.

[Monitor] Gold exporters will be required to pay $200 or Shs740,000 for each exported kilogramme of the precious metal, according to the Mining (Amendment) Bill 2021.

[Monitor] The government is back to the drawing board to identify core investors who can set up an industrial park at Mazigo Village, Bukakkata Sub-county in Masaka District.

[Monitor] The former presidential candidate for Alliance for National Transformation (ANT), Maj Gen (rtd) Mugishu Muntu, has said the country is currently in a mess due to poor governance.

[Monitor] Bank of Uganda has said the economy will remain subdued even as there has been gradual recovery in the first quarter of 2021.

[Monitor] By Charity Akullo

[East African] Ugandans marked Easter Sunday of 2021 like no past one, as Kampala's Catholic archbishop, Dr Cyprian Kizito Lwanga, was found unexpectedly dead on Saturday morning. His already prepared Easter sermon was read for him by Monsignor Charl...

[Monitor] At least 222 National Unity Platform (NUP) supporters have been released after spending more than four months under security detention around the country.