Barbra Zeka, a renowned journalist, and editor, celebrated for her in-depth coverage of Uganda's most thrilling events. With over 5 years of experience in the field, Barbra has established herself as a leading authority on investigative journalism in Uganda.
Her expertise spans a wide range of stories, and her reporting has consistently demonstrated a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the news landscape. As a respected Journalist and editor, Barbra's insights are sought and industry professionals alike.
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It was supposed to be a defining day for David Kintu. Standing outside the Kintintale Zone 11 polling station, the parliamentary hopeful was ready to...
Uganda’s ruling party, the National Resistance Movement (NRM), is today holding internal primaries across the country to elect party flagbearers for various political positions. According...
In a colourful ceremony held at Kololo Independence Grounds, Vice President Jessica Alupo handed over brand-new vehicles to Uganda’s traditional and cultural leaders—part of a...
The Ugandan government has suspended the processing of dual citizenship applications for certain groups, including the Banyarwanda and Sudanese, following a directive from President Yoweri...
For years, a single gun tore through Uganda’s heart—ending lives, silencing voices, and shaking the nation’s sense of safety. This wasn’t just a weapon. It...
After years of waiting, Uganda has reason to celebrate — CAF has officially approved Mandela National Stadium, Namboole, to host international matches again. This follows...
Former Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has died at the age of 82 while receiving medical treatment in London, President Bola Tinubu confirmed on Sunday. A...
Uganda is mourning the loss of retired Supreme Court Justice and revered legal scholar Prof. George Wilson Kanyeihamba, who passed away on Monday, July 14,...
It’s been a month since Air India flight AI171 crashed shortly after take-off from Ahmedabad, killing 260 people—including 19 on the ground. A routine flight...