Ugandan Authorities Warn Against Hut 8 Ponzi Scheme
Daily Monitor reports on the 'Hut 8 Ponzi scheme', urging authorities to protect Ugandans from scammers involved in such fraudulent activities.
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Daily Monitor reports on the 'Hut 8 Ponzi scheme', urging authorities to protect Ugandans from scammers involved in such fraudulent activities.

Uganda has repatriated 1,102 of its citizens from South Africa, citing concerns over xenophobia. The move aims to ensure the safety and well-being of Ugandans living in the country.

The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is being complicated by ongoing conflict and insecurity, despite efforts to scale up testing and identify treatments. An Italian doctor who had contact with Ebola patients was admitted to a Rome hospital.
Two Ugandan nationals have been apprehended in Limuru, Kenya, on charges related to the possession of bhang.
Ugandan teams and players have demonstrated strong performances in the CAVB Men’s Club Championship, showcasing their talent on the continental stage.
A growing number of Ugandans are expressing their rejection of the proposed Sovereignity Bill 2026, indicating widespread public opposition.
An article reflects a sentiment that Ugandans are growing weary or frustrated with the current situation in their country.
A new report indicates that 12 million Ugandans are currently living in poverty, highlighting significant socio-economic challenges in the country.
Archibishop Kaziimba to Ugandans: Work hard, stop dependence on handouts Daily Monitor
The Uganda National Association of the Blind (UNAB) is appealing for support, highlighting that 90% of visually impaired Ugandans cannot afford white canes. The organization seeks assistance to provide essential mobility aids.
Concerns are rising over attacks on African immigrants in South Africa, leading to the repatriation of 151 Kenyans and 273 Ugandans.
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni questioned how he could celebrate Arsenal's championship victory when many Ugandans are still living in poverty.
Citizens in Uganda are reacting to an ongoing investigation into the conduct and wealth of Speaker Among, sparking public discussion and scrutiny.
Daily Monitor reports on how unit trusts are creating new financial opportunities and access for citizens in Uganda. The article explains the benefits and impact of these investment vehicles.
An opinion piece in Uganda's Daily Monitor argues that patronage should not be confused with patriotism, calling for a re-evaluation of national values.
More than 70 Ugandans are feared to be trapped in the Russia-Ukraine war following an alleged recruitment scam.
An article highlights ten dangerous myths about asthma that are commonly believed by Ugandans, aiming to raise awareness and promote accurate understanding of the condition.
Why Ugandans should worry over US-Iran war Daily Monitor

A Zimbabwe community day event in the UAE saw participation from Sri Lankans, Kenyans, and Ugandans, fostering a diverse gathering.
Many Ugandans are reportedly calling the ongoing probe into Speaker Anita Among a 'big joke,' raising questions about the seriousness and effectiveness of the investigation.
Ugandans are expressing regret over the association of their Bundibugyo district with a type of the Ebola virus, which was named after the region of cocoa farmers. The naming has created an unwanted link for the local population.

US Secretary of State Rubio announced the conclusion of "Epic Fury" combat operations against Iran, stating that the US priority is now to ensure the free passage of commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. He emphasized that the aggressive phase of the conflict has ended and the strait should return to its previous status.
An article explores the reasons why Ugandans are finding it increasingly difficult to afford locally sourced fish, despite it being a domestic product.
A report from Daily Monitor explores the experiences and challenges faced by Ugandans living with Bipolar disorder, shedding light on mental health in the country.
A historical account reflects on the period following the fall of Idi Amin, highlighting the critical need for mental and societal rehabilitation among Ugandans.
Archibishop Kaziimba to Ugandans: Work hard, stop dependence on handouts Daily Monitor
An article profiles Kizza Besigye, a doctor who treated and later became a political challenger to Ugandan President Museveni, quoting Besigye's belief that 'Ugandans will take charge of their destiny'.