Political Rights Under Pressure: Security forces reportedly arrested leaders of the newly formed Communist League of Uganda days after its first national congress, raising fresh alarms about political repression and the lack of clarity on charges and detention conditions. High-Profile Crime Probe: Uganda and Kenya police arrested additional suspects in the cross-border murder case of Dr Victoria Mutiso, including a serving police constable, with investigators tracing alleged surveillance and execution links between Nairobi and Kampala. Traditional Leadership: Tooro Kingdom announced the death of King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV at 34, reigniting public attention on royal succession and long-running regional projects. Accountability & Corruption: NSSF came under scrutiny after an Auditor General probe flagged weaknesses in oversight of associate companies and an unsecured Shs9.6bn Uganda Clays loan. Health & Regional Risk: WHO declared Uganda Ebola-free after 42 days without a new case, but the DRC outbreak is still surging, prompting continued preparedness support including a US-delivered experimental antibody treatment. Public Services & Safety: Government ended weighbridge exemptions for military cargo to protect the Juba-Nimule highway, while National Cleaning Day enforcement turned deadly after a boda rider was shot during restrictions. Water Crisis: NWSC asked for Shs650bn to expand water supply to 50 towns, as shortages and flooding impacts intensify. Youth & Inclusion: MTN graduated 503 youths from its ACE digital-skilling programme, and UMWA renewed calls for stronger women representation in Uganda’s media.