Author: Katama Coprian

A video showing a woman slapping and dragging her daughter outside a bar in Naalya, Kampala, has spread widely on social media, drawing public attention to the incident. The 16-second clip, recorded late at night outside Que Pasa bar, shows the woman striking the young woman as she pulls her toward a white car. The video carries the caption: “How does your mum pick you from Que Pasa with slaps?” The identities of the two women have not been officially confirmed. Police have not stated whether a complaint has been filed or whether investigations have begun. Uganda’s Domestic Violence Act…

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A political campaign has been plunged into crisis after a campaign manager was allegedly caught engaging in a sexual relationship with the candidate shortly after the conclusion of the election campaign. According to sources familiar with the incident, the encounter occurred at a private location following post-campaign activities. The matter came to light after staff members reported concerns over professional misconduct and abuse of authority within the campaign structure. In a statement released on Tuesday, the campaign confirmed that the campaign manager has been dismissed with immediate effect, citing a breach of internal ethics and professional standards. “The campaign maintains…

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In every nation, there are individuals whose achievements extend beyond personal gain and help shape the broader path of national development. In Uganda, Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia stands out as one such figure. Over many years, his influence on the economy, employment creation, and social progress has remained strong and widely felt. Dr. Ruparelia is a self-made entrepreneur whose personal journey mirrors Uganda’s own economic evolution. His investments span key sectors including banking, real estate, tourism, education, and philanthropy areas that play a vital role in the country’s growth. As Uganda plans for the future, his continued contribution remains significant and…

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A woman identified as Favour Odoba is accused of killing her husband after he married a second wife, in a tragic incident that has shocked her community. Favour had been married to her husband for nine years, but the couple did not have children. After years of infertility, the man decided to marry another woman, who was younger and had recently given birth. This decision reportedly caused serious tension in the marriage. According to reports, Favour later invited her husband to her home, claiming she wanted them to spend time together. She prepared food for him, but investigators say the…

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Natasha Museveni Karugire, daughter of President Yoweri Museveni, has joined TikTok, adding another platform to her social media presence.Natasha Museveni Karugire, daughter of President Yoweri Museveni, has joined TikTok, adding another platform to her social media presence. Previously, she was only officially known to have accounts on X and Instagram.She currently has just three videos on the video-sharing platform. Natasha Museveni, 49, is married to lawyer and businessman Edwin Karugire, a founding partner of K&K Advocates. She has long been immersed in the creative industry. Her presence on TikTok offers her an opportunity to engage with a wider audience. In…

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Uganda’s business climate can be demanding, shaped by economic disruptions, political uncertainty, and shifting market conditions that often encourage investors to focus on quick returns and minimal risk. Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia, however, has consistently taken a different path. Rather than pursuing short-term gains, he invests with a long-range perspective, planning for decades and future generations. His ventures across hospitality, education, agriculture, real estate, and entertainment reflect this enduring outlook. Each project is built with sustainability in mind, aiming to strengthen the country’s economy, generate employment, and enhance the well-being of everyday Ugandans. This philosophy is clearly reflected in some of…

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In East Africa’s heartland, Uganda is gradually securing a stronger presence on the global tourism stage. Known for its fertile landscapes, diverse wildlife, and the source of the River Nile, the country has always possessed natural beauty. In recent years, however, attracting visitors has required more than scenery alone. Strategic vision, sustained investment, and committed leadership have become essential and one individual has played a defining role in this shift: Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia. As Chairman of the Ruparelia Group, Dr. Ruparelia has left a lasting mark not only on Uganda’s real estate and financial sectors, but also on the growth…

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Kampala: Renowned businessman Sudhir Ruparelia on Thursday marked the birthday of his late son, Rajiv Ruparelia, observing what he referred to as Rajiv’s first birthday in heaven following his untimely death last year. Born on January 2, Rajiv was fondly remembered by family members, friends, and colleagues as a warm, generous, and compassionate young man whose life ended far too early. In an emotional message shared to commemorate the day, Sudhir reflected on the deep sense of loss left by his son’s passing. He invited friends and well-wishers to remember Rajiv in prayer and to wish him everlasting peace, expressing…

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As Uganda welcomed the start of 2026, prominent businessman Dr. Sudhir Ruparelia and his wife, Jyotsna Ruparelia, shared a New Year message with citizens nationwide, emphasizing optimism, resilience, and the promise of prosperity in the months ahead. Issued on New Year’s Day, their statement conveyed confidence that the year would open doors to fresh opportunities for families, communities, and the country as a whole. The couple urged Ugandans to stay hopeful and open to new possibilities as the nation moves forward. They also commended the perseverance and strength shown by citizens throughout the past year, noting that these qualities continue…

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Police and emergency services are investigating the deaths of three men whose bodies were discovered late Wednesday night after reportedly consuming large quantities of alcohol during New Year’s Eve celebrations. According to local authorities, the three men — whose identities have not yet been officially released — were found unresponsive at a private residence after neighbours called emergency services around 11 p.m. on 31 December. Initial reports suggest the men had been celebrating the holiday with friends and had been drinking heavily throughout the day and evening. Emergency Response and Investigation Paramedics pronounced all three men dead at the scene. Preliminary…

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