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1 week ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
What you need to know:“Apac District is thirty years older than Kayunga District, but this baby district has developed faster than mine. What is the problem? Both districts share the Lake Kyoga shoreline,” Mr. Odong lamented Apac District Chairman, Mr Asante Odong, has expressed concern over the stagnated development in his district, which he attributed to the underutilization of locally available natural resources.
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2 weeks ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
What you need to know:Police said in their latest crime report that a total of 7,674 cases of criminal trespass were reported to the Police countrywide in 2024 compared to 8,436 cases reported in 2023, giving a 9 per cent decrease in this crime category.
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2 weeks ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
Leaders in Kayunga District have halted the construction of a Shs1.5 billion Children and Women’s Hospital project in Nalusanja Village, Kayonza Sub-county, after the developer razed homes and crops belonging to the existing tenants on the land. The decision to halt the project was made during a heated meeting on Sunday April 6, 2025, following an outcry over the actions of Ms Penina Awori, the developer.
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3 weeks ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
Ssalongo Nsikonnene Habib Ssezigu, a traditional healer based in Mukono District who married seven wives on the same day almost two years ago, has sired seven children. Nsikonnene says he has disproved critics who insisted that his polygamous marriage would not last a year. Each of his seven wives has given birth to one child — four boys and three girls.
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3 weeks ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
What you need to know:Mr Chary Neekamika, the owner of Nerika Farm (U) Ltd, had in 2013 ordered over 200 bibanja holders on Plot 21 to vacate the 124-acre land to pave the way for his maize-growing project. Residents of Bukerere village in Kayonza Sub-County, Kayunga District, breathed a sigh of relief after an Indian investor, with whom they had been embroiled in a land dispute for 13 years, halted plans to evict them.
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3 weeks ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
In 1998, then-US President Bill Clinton visited Uganda on an official trip. One of his stops was Kisowera Primary School in Nama Sub-county, Mukono District. The visit to the Church of Uganda-founded institution raised hopes among school administrators that longstanding challenges — such as dilapidated structures and lack of alternative power sources — would be addressed. However, 27 years later, the school has little to show for the historic visit, apart from photographs taken at the time.
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1 month ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
Christians from Kayunga Catholic Parish in Kayunga District, who had protested a decision by the State Minister for Lands, Mr Sam Mayanja, to allocate a piece of land to Kayunga Regional Referral Hospital (KRRH), have given up their struggle after the government commenced construction on the disputed land under tight security.
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1 month ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
Angry Christians of Kayunga Catholic Parish in Kayunga Town, Kayunga District, have vowed not to vacate the contested piece of land for which they are engaged in an ownership row with Kayunga Regional Referral Hospital(KRRH). Christians from the Catholic parish have, since Thursday last week, pitched camp at the disputed two-acre piece of land next to KRRH.
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1 month ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
What you need to know:During the function, some youth who claimed to be NUP supporters said they had defected to the ruling party which has been in power since1986 and were welcomed by Mr Karangwa, who lauded them for seeing “the light” The electorate in Kayunga District has been asked to vote for politicians who can ‘reach President Museveni’s bedroom’ if they are to get a big share of the national cake.
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1 month ago | 
monitor.co.ug | Fred Muzaale
What you need to know:Speaking during the launch held at Kayunga District headquarters, Mr James Beronda, the UCC director Universal Service fund, who represented UCC managing director, Nyombi Thembo, urged farmers to embrace the technology noting that agriculture has evolved and become a lucrative business. A new agriculture application aimed at increasing and improving agricultural productivity has been launched bringing hope to farmers.
