Author: Katama Coprian

A quiet morning in Afya Ward, Northern Division, Mbale City, turned into a scene of horror and heartbreak on Wednesday when 18-year-old Jane Nambuya was brutally murdered in a violent robbery. The tragic incident, which occurred around 11 a.m. on June 11, has sent shockwaves through the community and renewed calls for urgent action against escalating urban crime. Nambuya, a resident of Busajabwankuba Cell, was on her way back from buying charcoal when she was confronted by two young men suspected to be part of a growing network of smartphone snatchers. When she resisted handing over her phone, one of…

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Police in Kisoro arrested a 24-year-old man identified as Kwizera Andrew, for the alleged murder of his 72-year-old mother, Molly Nyirabirihanze, of Rukoro village, Cyanika Town Council. The suspect quarrelled with his wife, prompting his mother to rescue her daughter inlaw. He allegedly picked a wooden stick, hit her on the head, she bled to death. “Upon receiving the information, a case file of murder was registered to guide investigation,” says Elly Maate, Kigezi regional Police. This is happening at the same time when Ugandas Chief of Defence Forces General Muhoozi Kainerugaba has expressed his concern over the cases of Gender Based…

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Love is a powerful emotion, and when a woman truly loves a man, it becomes evident in the way she behaves, communicates, and nurtures the relationship. Unlike infatuation, which is often based on physical attraction or temporary emotions, genuine love is consistent, patient, and filled with thoughtful gestures. If you’re wondering whether the woman you’re with truly loves you, here are six signs that often reveal her deep affection and commitment: 1. She Prioritizes You A woman in love will make you a priority in her life. She won’t always be “too busy” for you. Whether it’s checking on you…

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The March 23 Movement (M23) has initiated a major road rehabilitation project aimed at improving connectivity between South and North Kivu provinces. The development comes amid ongoing territorial disputes and fragile peace negotiations between the Congolese government and the rebel group. According to reports, M23 has begun construction in Masisi district, a strategic area in North Kivu. The project is expected to facilitate movement between key towns, including Goma and Bukavu, enhancing trade and accessibility in the conflict-ridden region. Local sources indicate that the road rehabilitation is part of M23’s broader efforts to consolidate control over territories it has seized…

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Police in Mukono Town are investigating the murder of the Director of Beloved Daycare and Nursery school in Nsube was found dead hours after he was abducted in broad daylight, by suspects who claimed they were police officers. The body of the deceased who has been identified as Godfrey Wayengera was found near the Railway line, this took place hours after he was picked up by the suspects who said they were going to question him. Residents who spoke about this incident revealed that the suspects wore uniforms similar to the ones worn by the Uganda Peoples Defence Forces soldiers. Police who…

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MUKONO — Shock and sorrow swept through the community of Metropolitan International University (MIU) after a horrific early morning accident claimed the life of 24-year-old Gariyo Gibiso, a Bachelor of Information Technology (BIT) student. University textbooks The accident, which occurred in Mukono under yet-to-be-confirmed circumstances, left Gariyo fatally injured. Authorities are still investigating the cause of the crash. Gariyo, who was registered under the number BIT/286/UMC, was described by peers as hardworking, humble, and full of potential. His sudden passing has shattered friends, lecturers, and family alike. “RIP our own student at MIU. He was doing BIT. Gariyo Gibiso, 24,…

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In today’s hyper-connected world, smartphones have become indispensable tools, storing not only our personal memories but also sensitive information, financial data, and access to countless online accounts.Losing your phone, whether through misplacement or theft, can feel like losing a part of your digital identity.The immediate concerns of privacy breaches, financial risks, and the inconvenience of being disconnected can be overwhelming.However, with the right knowledge and tools, you can take swift action to track, secure, and potentially recover your device. This guide provides a professional, step-by-step approach to help you navigate the process of locating a lost or stolen phone.From leveraging built-in…

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A Nigerian man has been left devastated after discovering details about his baby mama’s romantic affairs.Apparently, the baby mama is dating 7 different men simultaneously.The discovery came to light after the man gained access to his baby mama’s Instagram account. While browsing her inbox, he was stunned to find ongoing romantic conversations with at least seven men, all of whom appeared to believe they were in exclusive relationships with her.As seen in the trending screenshots, each of the men was under the impression that they were either her fiancé or headed toward marriage. Painfully, the man also found explicit videos…

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Speaker of Parliament Anita Among and State Minister Evelyn Anite lit up the mood at the 36th National Heroes Day celebrations in Lyantonde after they were seen dancing joyfully during the official program. The event, held on Sunday, June 9, 2025, was presided over by President Yoweri Museveni and attended by high-ranking government officials, veterans, and thousands of citizens. The two female leaders drew attention from the crowd as they took to the dance floor during a performance by a local cultural troupe. Dressed in traditional wear, they swayed to the rhythm of drums, ululations, and folk songs, drawing applause…

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A chilling warning has been issued by Uganda’s First Son and presidential advisor, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, after renewed social media commentary about his daughters. In a blunt statement posted online, Muhoozi said, “I had closed the Basement, but I will re-open it for the next fool who asks me about my daughters!” — a comment widely interpreted as a veiled threat against critics. The term “Basement” is known among political circles and human rights defenders in Uganda as a reference to the notorious torture chambers allegedly operated by security agencies during past crackdowns. Its mention sparks fears of a return…

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