Tragic accident claims life and injures many in Kamwenge District
A devastating accident on Sunday morning has left one person dead and 29 others injured…
Tragic accident claims life and injures many in Kamwenge District
A devastating accident on Sunday morning has left one person dead and 29 others injured on the Kamwenge-Fort Portal road in Kamwenge district. The tragic accident unfolded in a valley situated between the East Ruwenzori Diocese headquarters and Kamwenge Secondary School, where a Fuso lorry overturned after failing to navigate a sharp bend. The ill-fated…
Urgent measures needed to improve pedestrian safety on Ugandan roads
Pedestrian safety has become a pressing issue in Uganda, as recent reports from traffic police reveal a disturbing surge in fatalities. Shockingly, over half of the deaths resulting from road accidents in the week leading up to November 3, 2024, involved pedestrians. In a bid to address road safety violations, 236 bodaboda riders in Kampala…
Survey reveals gender disparity in banking sector leadership roles
The Uganda Bankers Association highlights the disparity in gender representation within the banking sector, noting that while women make up the majority of employees, they are significantly underrepresented in top leadership roles. Sarah Arapta, the outgoing chairperson of the Uganda Bankers Association, points out that although over 51% of banking sector employees are women, only…
Nyege Nyege Festival: Embracing cultural freedom amid moral controversy
The organiser’s of the Nyege Nyege festival have responded to Apostle Grace Lubega’s call to ban the event, citing moral concerns. In a thoughtful reply, they highlighted the biblical perspective on the freedom to dance and enjoy life, referencing 2 Corinthians 3:17 to emphasize the presence of freedom where the Spirit of the Lord resides….
Land dispute in Rukiga unveils layers of injustice and resilience for elderly family
The tranquility of Nyabubaare Village in Rwanyangye Parish, Kamwezi Sub-County, Rukiga District, has been ruptured by a disturbing chain of events that have left the family of 91-year-old Valeriano Kibahigire Kambamu in a state of distress. The recent attack on their two-acre banana plantation by a group of irate residents has not only instilled fear…
Empowering hearts and minds: Samuel leeds’ journey of compassion and impact in Uganda
The journey of Samuel Leeds in Uganda is nothing short of a remarkable tale of compassion and transformation, sparked by a life-altering incident on the River Nile. After a terrifying fall and a miraculous rescue by Dr. Jamela, a renowned orthopedic surgeon, Samuel found himself on a path driven by a deep commitment to make…
Hon. Evelyn Anite’s call for direct dialogue over whistleblowing claims
In a bold stance, State Minister for Investment Hon. Evelyn Anite urges individuals with concerns about her to engage in direct, face-to-face discussions rather than labeling themselves as whistleblowers. She emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and expresses her willingness to address any grievances head-on. Hon. Anite asserts her readiness to confront any challenges or…
Patriotic league of Uganda appoints new leaders for greater Mukono region
In an announcement made by Patriotic League Uganda (PLU) Secretary General David Kabanda, Jimmy Lwanga, a Member of Parliament from Njeru Municipality, has been appointed as the Coordinator for Greater Mukono. Lwanga, who previously belonged to the opposition National Unity Platform (NUP), transitioned to the MK movement in August last year, following in the footsteps…
Kamuwunga Primary School resumes classes amid uncertainty of future flooding
After being displaced by severe floods, the teachers and students of Kamuwunga Primary School in Kalungu District have bravely returned to their classrooms, determined to rebuild despite the looming threat of future flooding. Despite the waters receding, concerns persist about the potential for the school to be flooded once more, as preventative measures remain lacking….
Nina Roz unveils plans for debut solo concert in 2025
Nina Roz, the acclaimed Ugandan artist, has recently disclosed her much-anticipated inaugural solo concert set to captivate audiences on March 8, 2025. This significant date coincides with International Women’s Day, infusing the event with added symbolism and meaning. In an exclusive interview with Big Eye, Nina Roz shared her enthusiasm for the forthcoming concert, emphasizing…
