Valentino R. Kabenge, one of Uganda’s foremost Latin and ballroom dance figures, is set to perform across nine major UK cities this June as part of the Viva Carnival tour.
Author: John Kenny Adeya
John Kenny Adeya
John Kenny Adeya is the proprietor and author of Kampala Edge Times magazine and has won a couple of awards for fighting negative social behavior such as corporal punishment against children. He is a Ugandan journalist focused on spreading positive information about Africa.
On June 5, 2025, The Uganda Law Council announced the reinstatement of pre-entry examinations for admission into the Law Development Centre (LDC), beginning with the 2025/2026 academic year.
John Blaq’s most recent single, “Commander” (alternatively spelled “Komanda”), has shot into the headlines—not just for its sound, but for where it’s making waves.
With a catchy slogan — “Blown Boy Boba” — and a rapidly expanding catalog of hits, Boba Ray is quickly solidifying his place as one of Uganda’s most promising music talents.
On June 7, 2025, the Court of Appeal in Kampala confirmed what had long been suspected yet hotly contested: Mohan Kiwanuka is no longer mentally fit to manage his estate.
On June 5, stakeholders from Uganda’s health sector, private industry, religious institutions, and youth organizations launched the Family Health Expo and Symposium 2025.
Michael Benjamin Owor, better known to fans and colleagues as DJ Bush Baby, has been found dead in his private studio in Entebbe, ending a decades-long career.
WhatsApp is finally preparing to roll out WhatsApp usernames. The feature will allow users to communicate without having to share their phone numbers.
This year, on Tuesday, June 3, Uganda marks 139 years since the first of these martyrs met their fate. The story of Martyrs Day 2025 defines what faith looks like.
The NIRA pre-registration portal has been updated with a login feature. When you visit the portal, you’ll now be required to log in using phone number or email.