Charmar News

26/06/2026

Police intensify search for suspected gay recruiter

Police have intensified efforts to locate William Kamya following allegations that he and a wider network may have been involved in recruiting young people into activities authorities are investigating. The move follows a complaint reportedly lodged by the family of an alleged victim in Wakiso Distr...

13/03/2026

Marriage is an adventure that many young Ugandans (like their peers around the world) must thoughtfully consider. Choosing a partner and deciding when to marry are among the most significant life decisions young people face.
Today, however, a growing number of young people are choosing to delay marriage. For many, the decision is shaped by uncertainty and the desire to first achieve financial stability, build their careers, and strengthen their mental and emotional readiness before committing to lifelong partnership.
In the cover story of Charmar Magazine, we explore this evolving perspective. Through conversations with young people, we examine why many believe postponing marriage can be a thoughtful and responsible choice despite the cultural and societal expectations that often encourage earlier unions.
I invite you to download the magazine and explore this important conversation. And as you read, we’d love to hear your perspective: How do you view marriage in today’s modern society?

12/02/2026

Cricket Uganda released its 2026 cricket calendar, mapping out a full year of international tours, domestic competitions, youth development programmes, and education courses aimed at growing the sport across the country. The calendar is designed to maintain continuity of play, prepare national teams for major events, and provide a balanced schedule for players and officials throughout the year.
Read about Cricket Uganda's journey this year in our digital magazine here:https://charmarnews.com/Charmar_News_Magazine_February_2026.pdf

12/02/2026

Love Beyond Romance: Ugandan couples building empires together
February has long been painted in shades of red roses, candlelit dinners, carefully worded cards, and fleeting declarations of affection. But beyond the glitter of Valentine’s Day lies a deeper, more enduring form of love - one built not just on emotion, but on vision, resilience, sacrifice, and shared purpose.
Across Uganda, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Couples are redefining love, not as a moment, but as a mission. They are building businesses, nurturing communities, managing farms, launching brands, and leading foundations together. In this article in our digital magazine, read about how couples are building empires together:https://charmarnews.com/Charmar_News_Magazine_February_2026.pdf

12/02/2026

Uganda wins best exquisite destination award at India’s OTM 2026 https://charmarnews.com/uganda-wins-best-exquisite-destination-award-at-indias-otm-2026/

Uganda was named Best Exquisite Destination at the Outbound Travel Mart (OTM) 2026, held from February 5–7 at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai, India, marking another major milestone in the country’s global tourism promotion drive. The award was presented to Uganda’s High Commissioner...

11/02/2026

For many, ’sDay invites people to measure their worth by status or external validation. This is why a growing number of professionals, coaches, and cultural thinkers are calling for a broader definition of , one that places self-love, , and at the center. This February, love is being redefined. Download the Charmar Magazine for a detailed look at this redefinition here:https://charmarnews.com/Charmar_News_Magazine_February_2026.pdf

10/02/2026

Modern organisations, communities, and institutions demand leaders who can manage uncertainty, inspire diverse teams, navigate conflict, and sustain trust. In this shifting landscape, has emerged as a core competency, and are leading the way. Download the February Charmar Magezine to read details here:https://charmarnews.com/Charmar_News_Magazine_February_2026.pdf

07/02/2026

The month of love is here, and we’re returning the love with a special edition of Charmar Magazine. In this issue, we explore emotional intelligence as a vital leadership tool, reimagine Valentine’s Day for the modern age, profile the modern African gentleman, unpack the health benefits of garlic and bananas, and take a closer look at the growing sport of cricket in Uganda. Read about this and more, here:https://charmarnews.com/Charmar_News_Magazine_February_2026.pdf

10/01/2026

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