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Item Airtel shows how high returns can co-exist with rapid growth(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-28) Wamala, DeogratiusPayout ratio. Airtel's dividends are backed by cash generated from operations. Airtel's 2025 results offer both reassurance and caution.Item Death toll from Kiboga shooting rises to four(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-25) Wandera, DanSecurity officers say the alleged killer, a warder at the prison, is on the run.Item Ugandan politics now resembles a Netflix series.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-25) Obbo, Onyango CharlesCivil society groups in Congo-Brazzaville are challenging the integrity of last weekend's presidential election, which handed veteran leader Denis Sassou Nguesso, already in power for 42 years, another term in office.Item 7 questions High Court asks Molly to answer(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-27) Wesaka, Anthony; Kigongo, JulietThe judge ruled that Molly must explain how her DNA came to be predominantly deposited on the firearm. The prosecution says Molly's DNA being the more predominant on the trigger house means that she used the gun to commit the murder.Item Katanga death: Court rules if Molly has case to answer(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-26) Wesaka, Anthony; Kigongo, JulietProsecution alleges that Molly Katanga fatally shot her husband and attempted to cover up the crime.Item Stanbic bank shareholders to get Shs360b.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-24) Oketch, Luther Martin; Angurini, TomLending to key economic sectors helped stanbic Uganda holdings limited, which comprises the bank among other subsidiaries, to register shs591b in profit in the financial year 2025, while shareholders are set to receive shs360b in dividends.Item What drove economic growth in February?(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-26) Oketch, Luther MartinUganda's economy showed renewed strength in February, with key indicators pointing to improving business conditions, risking optimism, and steady growth across major sectors.Item Beyond the ballot : Uganda's judiciary as final arbiter.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-20) Okot, RobertThe 2026 elections are over, and candidates who are dissatisfied with the results are gearing up to file election petitions in court.Item Iran hits Israel, dismisses Trump's negotiations talk.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-25) Daily MonitorIran yesterday launched multiple waves of missiles at Israel, the Israeli military said, after US president Donald Trump postponed the bombing of the islamic republic's power plants and other energy infrastructure because of what he described as productive talks with Iranian officials.Item Ruhesi : the engineer who vanished without a trace.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-26) Ruhesi, Tusiime EmmanuelFrancis Xavier Ruhesi was born in 1930 in Isingiro to Petero Kabatereine, a veteran of the King's African Rifles. After the second world war, the family settled un Rwariire, Nyamitanga, in present-day Mbarara.Item Why wearing banana fibre wigs makes sense.(Daily Monitor, 2026-03-25) Sabano, JessicaMaria Maureen Nabuule, a hairdresser and resident of Galilaya village in the riverside district of Kayunga in central Uganda, says most of her clients prefer hair extensions made out of banana fibre because it is light and does not imitate the scalp.Item Uganda Airlines mess sorted; real Kisanja 'Hakuna Mchezo' begins(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-21) Katureebe, K ObedThe president has declared “zero tolerance” for graft.Item EU's intervention is welcome(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Kigongo, RobertDeep in thought about the whereabouts of Uganda’s main Opposition leader after a raid on his home and the assault of his wife by State security forces, my mind turned to Bobi Wine's missing official photographer and filmmaker, Andrew Natumanya, whose whereabouts remain unknown following the 2026 elections.Item A steaming bowl of hand-pulled noodles or noodles in soup?(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-21) Kironde, KadumukasaNowadays, the Ugandan housewife no longer has to wander with the family to some fancy and expensive Chinese joint in Kampala to enjoy a warm bowl of noodles in different flavours.Item Government targets regional tourism development(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Lutalo, TrevorThe government has turned its focus to regional tourism development as it shifts from post-pandemic recovery to expansion, following a record performance in 2025, when tourism earnings rose to $1.7b, the highest in Uganda's history.Item How crime thrives in darkness at midnight(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-21) Kitunzi, YahuduExperts say darkness reduces one’s ability to judge the security of their surroundings and creates a good cover for criminals to escape.Item ‘Vertical living is no longer a choice, but the new normal’(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Lutalo, TrevorEsther Nampala tells Trevor Lutalo how she is finding her feet in what is by any measure a bastion for men-the real estate sector in Uganda.Item Item DP, FDC will never rule, say inexperts(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Matogo, PhilipAccording to a crack team of political “inexperts,” Uganda’s Opposition isn't losing elections, it's losing the colour war, with green, white and blue allegedly carrying more colonial baggage than votes.Item Muwanga’s case is political, not legal(Daily Monitor, 2026-02-22) Matogo, PhilipThe outgoing Butambala County Member of Parliament Muwanga Kivumbi appeared in the Butambala Chief Magistrate’s Court on Tuesday. The legislator’s supporters were outside the court, singing and chanting in solidarity ahead of the verdict on alleged human rights violations raised by the defence in terrorism-related proceedings against Kivumbi and 24 other suspects. The court rejected an application filed by Mr Muwanga’s lawyers.