Author: BIG EYE ADMIN
KAMPALA — Uganda’s vibrant digital community has been buzzing with excitement following a remarkable moment involving popular TikTok personality and online commentator Dr. Cephcoh (often styled as DR. CEPHCOH). The widely followed content creator recently had the rare opportunity to meet Yoweri Museveni, the long-serving President of Uganda. For many of his fans and followers, the moment represented more than just a brief encounter with a national leader—it symbolized the growing recognition of digital creators in shaping public conversations. Dr. Cephcoh later reflected on the moment with gratitude, describing the interaction as one of his “greatest blessings.” The meeting reportedly…
Police have carried out large-scale operations across the Kampala Metropolitan area in a renewed effort to curb rising criminal activities. The operations targeted individuals suspected of engaging in phone snatching, robberies, drug abuse, and other crimes that have recently raised concern among residents. According to police, the crackdown followed intelligence reports and complaints from members of the public about criminal gangs operating in several identified black spots. The operations covered areas under Wandegeya, Kira Road, Nansana, Kirinya, and Jinja Road policing divisions. In Old Mulago and Lower Nsoba under Wandegeya Police Division, officers arrested 16 suspects during a night patrol…
Day 2 of #RFC2026 in Soroti was an inspiring mix of learning, creativity, and practical filmmaking skills. The sessions showed participants that telling powerful stories doesn’t require huge budgets — it takes vision, planning, and dedication to bring ideas to life. Cyrus Esunget opened the day with lessons on writing for low-budget films, directing fundamentals, and acting basics. He demonstrated how to create strong visuals, guide actors effectively, and deliver performances that feel real and relatable. His advice focused on keeping stories true to Ugandan life while making the most of limited resources. Eunice Acan then took the participants through…
The Kampala Capital City Authority (KCCA) and the Ministry of Works and Transport have renewed efforts to bring order and efficiency to Kampala’s busy transport network. In a strategic meeting, officials from both institutions discussed practical solutions to address traffic congestion, road safety, and public discipline within the city. With Kampala continuing to grow rapidly, pressure on the transport system has increased. Traffic jams, poorly organized stages, and indiscipline among some road users have created daily challenges for commuters and businesses. Leaders acknowledged that without firm action, the situation could worsen. During the meeting, emphasis was placed on strengthening enforcement…
Entebbe International Airport has continued to operate without significant disruptions, even as the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has affected global travel. While many airlines worldwide have faced challenges such as flight cancellations or delays, Entebbe’s daily operations remain largely unaffected. Passengers traveling through the airport are still experiencing smooth departures and arrivals, with only a few airlines affected by the ongoing situation in the Middle East. Although certain flights to and from the Middle East have been impacted, the airport has worked closely with airlines to manage the situation effectively. For most travelers, the airport is running as…
Kireka High School has recorded an outstanding performance in the 2025 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) examinations, reaffirming its reputation for academic excellence and disciplined learning. The results show that 109 candidates attained Grade A, while 458 students achieved Grade B. Another 663 candidates scored Grade C, reflecting a strong overall pass rate. Only 31 students fell under Grade D, and none registered Grade E, marking a significant achievement for the institution. School administrators attribute this success to dedicated teachers, consistent assessments, close learner supervision, and a supportive academic environment that encourages both intellectual and moral development. Kireka High School…
Uganda has set its sights on a dramatic transformation of its transport and economic landscape with plans to establish 20 international airports across the country. The ambitious program is intended to stimulate tourism, strengthen trade links, and open up remote regions to global opportunities, marking one of the largest infrastructure undertakings in the nation’s history. The vision was unveiled by Deputy Speaker Thomas Tayebwa, who disclosed that groundwork has already begun in several regions. Kabale has secured land for its airport project, while Kotido has attracted a private investor ready to finance construction, signaling strong confidence from both government and…
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has taken another bold step in shaping Uganda’s digital future following a high-level engagement with U.S. Ambassador H.E. William Popp. The meeting marked a significant moment in strengthening digital and commercial ties between Uganda and the United States, reflecting a shared vision for innovation, investment, and inclusive development. In collaboration with the Ministry of ICT & National Guidance and other sector agencies, UCC explored practical and high-impact strategies to accelerate the country’s digital transformation. The discussions were wide-ranging and forward-looking, focusing on emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI). Both sides examined opportunities for AI…
Zahara Luyirika, the National Unity Platform (NUP) Member of Parliament for Makindye West, has strongly dismissed reports claiming that she attended a Dua hosted by the Rt. Hon. Speaker of Parliament. In a brief statement issued on Saturday, Luyirika described the circulating claims as false and misleading, distancing herself from earlier reports linking her to the religious gathering. “I strongly refute the false reports circulating that I attended Rt. Hon. Speaker’s Dua. This is completely untrue. I did not attend any Dua, I have not spoken to any media, and I am not contesting for any position. I urge the…
In Kampala, outgoing Mawokota South legislator Yusuf Nsibambi has revealed that nearly 80 individuals he characterizes as political detainees could soon walk free following what he described as direct talks with senior members of the Executive. His remarks have sparked fresh debate about reconciliation efforts in the aftermath of Uganda’s contentious general election. Speaking during a weekly media engagement organized by the Uganda Law Society, Nsibambi disclosed that he held meetings with high-ranking government representatives and received assurances that steps were underway to secure the detainees’ release. He portrayed the discussions as part of broader attempts to cool political temperatures…