By Alexander Luyima| May 2025 The United Kingdom has ushered in a sweeping overhaul of its immigration framework, with significant implications for skilled workers, care professionals, and international students. These changes—driven by political pressure to curb net migration—introduce stricter requirements, especially targeting the caregiving sector and the qualifications of prospective …

By Alexander Luyima Toronto, ON – May 17, 2025 — The rhythm of Uganda returns to Toronto as Orlandoh Events & Talents Ltd proudly unveils the 2nd Edition of the Emperor Orlandoh Xperience, a sensational night of music and culture happening at 30 Gordon Mackay Road, North York, ON M9N …

By Alexander Luyima KAMPALA, Uganda – In a bold appeal to the international community, Hon. Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, the outspoken opposition leader popularly known as Bobi Wine, has called for an immediate halt to donor funding for Uganda’s government, citing systematic human rights violations, including abductions, torture, and state-sanctioned impunity. …

By Alexander Luyima Uganda is a ticking time bomb. A fiery speech by a concerned student has gone viral, drawing chilling parallels between the unchecked brutality of President Yoweri Museveni’s regime and the spark that ignited the French Revolution. The message is clear: oppression breeds rebellion—and Uganda is on the …

After coming through with his threats of raiding National Unity Platform (NUP) offices , the Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) also the son of Uganda President Yoweri Museveni, Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba has now issued another threat against NUP leader Robert Kyagulanyi aka Bobi Wine. On Thursday last week, the police …

By Alexander Luyima As Premier Danielle Smith fans the flames of Alberta separatism with talk of a potential referendum in 2026, Indigenous leaders across the province are sounding a fierce alarm—warning that any path toward separation that excludes First Nations voices is not only unconstitutional but unthinkable. > “We are …

By Alexander Luyima Kampala, Uganda — When General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, son of President Yoweri Museveni and commander of Uganda’s armed forces, posted images of a battered Eddie Mutwe on social media, he did more than admit to an abduction—he flaunted it. The photos, showing Mutwe’s swollen feet, bruised body, and …

  By Alexander Luyima A General’s Mockery, a Nation’s Agony While Ugandans disappear into torture chambers, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba—the son of President Museveni and Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces (UPDF)—takes to Twitter to joke about abductions. His latest posts read like a sick comedy script: “I captured NUP’s military commander …

How Tribal Narratives Undermine Unity—And Why Africans Must Reject Them A recent tweet from Uganda’s Chief of Defence Forces, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, sparked controversy when he boasted about capturing an opposition figure “like a grasshopper (Nsenene)” and emphasized coercive cultural assimilation. This rhetoric is not an isolated incident—it reflects a …

A bodyguard for one of Uganda’s opposition leaders, Bobi Wine, has been charged with aggravated robbery, days after the head of the military said he had detained him. Last week Gen Muhoozi Kainerugaba, who is also President Yoweri Museveni’s son, confirmed that he had been holding Eddie Mutwe five days after …