In Uganda, a crypto founder was taken hostage, held at gunpoint, and told to send crypto worth $500,000 to his attackers.

Uganda hosts nearly two million refugees—one of the highest globally. Kampala is home to 157,244 refugees, about 8.3 percent ...

KCCA indicates that the improvements in traffic infrastructure has already made a visible impact, with places like Mulago and ...

KAMPALA (Reuters) -Uganda's parliament on Tuesday passed an amended law that permits military tribunals to try civilians, ...

Uganda has signed a $800 million financing agreement with the Islamic Development Bank to support projects, including a ...

Persons with albinism in Uganda continue to face widespread stigma and discrimination, driven by harmful myths and ...

Uganda aims to raise annual tourism revenue to about 1.9 billion U.S. dollars and increase inbound tourism revenue per ...

The alarming trend of crypto-related abductions continues, with the latest victim being Festo Ivaibi, founder of the cryptocurrency education hub ...