The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has launched an online application system for Letters of Verification (LV), streamlining the process for individuals needing to replace lost or damaged result slips and certificates. The Minister of Education and Sports in Uganda holding a result book, one on left. This development is a significant move toward digitizing educational services in Uganda. Accessible through UNEB’s e-services portal ( eservices.uneb.ac.ug ), the system requires applicants to upload scanned copies of key documents. The key documents including the introductory letter from their former school addressed to the UNEB Executive Director, a valid identity card, and a police letter for cases of loss or damage. Payment varies depending on the type of verification - 50,000 UGX for an ordinary letter, 100,000 UGX for a hard card substitute certificate, and 300,000 UGX for special or political verifications. As they are elaborated in a post on the 𝕏 platform official Accou...

Students headed by Majorine in the mood of rejoicing to the Lord. Despite the threat of rain, students of Royal Institute of Business and Technical Education gathered at the Campus located in Bwaise for the annual Royal Institute Scripture Union Students Association (RISUSA) event. The occasion, held this Saturday, was a vibrant display of faith, music, and community. The event kicked off with a small but spirited group of students, who were welcomed and praised by the association leaders on stage. Madam Majorine , a Nursery Teaching course holder, set the tone for the day with her inspiring words.   Prince Emmanuel , a charismatic student aspiring to the position of Health Minister at Royal Institute, also shared his thoughts and aspirations with the gathering. Prince Emmanuel on right and Jojo on left amidst Flavia praising. The guest of honour for this event, the priest of the day Ambrose Nitanyewu who serves in the Voice of God Church. The highlight of the event was undoubtedl...

In a significant development that has sent ripples of excitement throughout the media fraternity, Flavia Tumusiime has been appointed as the new Head of Broadcast at Nation Media Group (NMG) Uganda. Flavia Tumusiime in the photograph giving speech This appointment, effective April 7, 2025, marks another milestone in the illustrious career of the 36-year-old media personality. With a career spanning over two decades, Flavia brings to the table a wealth of experience garnered from her stint as a news anchor, radio host, actress, and video producer. Her foray into the media industry began at the tender age of 14 when she appeared on the TV show "Teens Club" on WBS TV. Since then, she has worked on various projects, including the popular TV series "Beneath the Lies." Flavia's appointment comes at a time when NMG Uganda is looking to revamp its broadcast offerings. As the Head of Broadcast, she will oversee key stations such as Flavia's appointment comes at a t...

In today's digital age, it's easy to get sucked into the vortex of screens. From work to social media, entertainment, and beyond, our lives are increasingly dominated by glowing rectangles.  But have you ever stopped to consider the silent toll this might be taking on your well-being? The picture showing the teens on screens Here are six alarming consequences of prolonged screen time: 1. Vision Vulnerability Staring at screens for hours on end can lead to eye strain, dry eyes, and even accelerate vision loss. Regular eye exams and adjustments to display settings can help mitigate this risk. 2. Painful Posture Slouching over keyboards and phones puts strain on necks and backs, leading to chronic pain and discomfort. Make sure to take breaks and prioritize ergonomic workspace setup. 3. Sleep Sabotage Exposure to screens before bedtime disrupts sleep patterns, causing insomnia, daytime fatigue, and mood disturbances. Establish screen-free zones and wind down with relaxing activiti...

Charles Peter Mayiga, the Katikkiro (prime minister) of Buganda Kingdom, delivered a powerful address today, dispelling long-standing rumors that Buganda had been erased from Uganda’s maps. The Katikkiro of Buganda Charles Peter Mayega in the photo above. Speaking at a public event, Mayiga revisited a 2018 controversy where claims surfaced about Buganda’s exclusion from national maps. He recounted how the Kabaka, during his birthday celebrations in Villa Maria that year, questioned the Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS) on the matter. Following discussions at Bulange, UBOS officials clarified the situation, confirming Buganda’s rightful place on Uganda’s map. “No one can remove Buganda from the map,” Mayiga declared, with the Luganda phrase “Tewali Ayinza Kuggya Buganda Ku Maapu” prominently displayed on screens. He urged the Baganda to remain united, emphasizing that unity is their strength against detractors. Mayiga also rallied the community for the upcoming Kabaka Birthday Run on ...

Police in Mukono have arrested five suspects in connection with the murder of Oloya Ivan, a 30-year-old teacher at Seeta High School, Mbarara Campus. The incident occurred on March 22, 2025, in Bajjo Cell, Nyenje Ward, Goma Division, leaving the community in shock. According to eyewitnesses, Oloya Ivan was attacked and killed near the gate of Code High School, where his wife, Abbey Mercy, works as a teacher.  The suspects arrested include Kasumba Paul, 21, a casual worker, Mabale Simon, 23, a casual worker, Kibuuka Tom, 38, a mechanic, Lukodda Simon, 18, a casual worker, and Kandoole Charles Dani, 16, a casual worker. Police utilized canine units to track down the suspects, leading to their successful arrest. The body of the deceased was taken to Mulago for a postmortem examination, and investigations are ongoing.  The police are urging anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward and assist in the investigation. The community is still reeling from the shock ...