The old traffic rules allowed one to drive at 100km/h on a highway and 50km/h in community-congested areas such as trading ...

MTN Uganda has once again cemented its leadership in network innovation with the first-ever 5.5G showcase in the East African ...

A high-level decision has been made to draft and sign a memorandum of understanding as a strategic way forward for digital ...

Kansai Plascon Uganda has donated sh25 million worth of paint to the Naguru Reception Centre, a government institution ...

A conglomerate of civil society organisations has expressed concern about the persistent and expanding abuse of the ...

The 30 k/h regulation, though perhaps well-intentioned, ultimately misses the mark.

An Indian-origin politician has emerged a surprise top contender in the 2025 mayoral race for New York City. While the ...

Dr. Cissy Kityo Mutuluuza, physician, epidemiologist and medical researcher, receives honorary degree from Western University for her HIV/AIDS work.

The newly imposed traffic regulations dubbed the Automated Express Penalty System (EPSAuto), have left motorists and several vehicle operators in the transport sector stuck and stranded.

Motorists driving in and through Kampala have asked the government to consider putting a longer grace period to clear fines and also lift the maximum speed limits set.It comes days after ...

A Ugandan doctor is being awarded an honorary doctorate from Western University on Tuesday for her ongoing work to treat and ...

The Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi, has written to the Minister of Works and Transport, Gen. Edward ...