President Yoweri Museveni has ruled out a possibility of more peace talks with Lords Resistance Army rebels.

MPs from Kampala have rejected some of the clauses in the Kampala city take over Bill. They argue that some of the clause contravene the constitution.

Police have completed the inquiry into the shooting of a local artist Moses Ssali commonly known as Bebe cool.

Customers who need to purchase building materials from CTM need not to carry cash any more following an agreement between the company and a local bank that will enable customers pay for goods using Visa cards.

The case in which two Daily Monitor editors are accused of forging President Museveni's letter titled 'Guidance on the Banyoro/Bafuruki Question' has failed to kick off because there was no police file.

The Seychelles tourism board has appointed Ms Pearl Hoareau as its tourism ambassador to Uganda in a move that saw eleven others posted to different countries.

In his article in Daily Monitor of February 1, Moses Byaruhanga proposed that if they were to be realistic in view of the resource envelope, they could buy teachers bicycles. I think, he meant the government. What! Why such a thinking? After the UPE progress, lunch should be considered a priority issue in the provision of education service.

Investors who applied for shares of the National Corporation (NIC) will not be allotted all the shares they wanted because they have been oversubscribed, Daily Monitor can reveal.

About 40 districts in Uganda's north and eastern regions, have a chance to smile and prepare themselves for big things following a US$140 million project that will revitalize this formerly war-torn area.

Uganda's private sector has expressed reservations about the EAC Common Market Protocol especially in light the lending rates that are higher than in Kenya and Tanzania.