Uganda’s political landscape has long been characterized by its hybrid system, a mix of parliamentary and presidential elements. However, the current debate over the election of the Leader of Opposition (LoP) in Parliament highlights a significant irony within this system. At the heart of this irony lies the National Resistance …
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Museveni’s Patronage Politics: Crippling Dissent Through Handouts to the Entertainment Sector
President Yoweri Museveni’s recent appointment of singer Edrisah Musuuza, alias Eddy Kenzo, as a Senior Presidential Advisor on Creatives, signals yet another chapter in his long-standing strategy of co-opting influential figures to maintain his grip on power. While Museveni has historically relied on security forces to quash dissent, his increasing …
Read More »Youth Protest in Jinja City Against Corruption: March Towards Speaker Among’s Resignation
A group of determined youth braved the drizzling rain on Thursday morning as they took to the streets of Jinja City, igniting a fresh wave of anti-corruption protests. The demonstrators, predominantly young Ugandans, were seen marching through the city’s streets, demanding the resignation of Speaker of Parliament Anita Among. The …
Read More »Museveni’s recent Appointments of RDCs and Assistants, a Strategic move for 2026 Elections
By Wabusimba Amiri. The recent appointments of Resident District Commissioners (RDCs), their deputies, and newly introduced assistants by President Museveni, ahead of Uganda’s 2026 general elections, highlight a deliberate strategy to consolidate his influence across the country. The timing of these appointments, as Uganda gears up for another election cycle, …
Read More »British High Commissioner to Uganda : Diplomatic Tensions Rise Over Fabricated Meeting Claims by Minister Evelyn Anite
A recent diplomatic dispute has emerged, bringing attention to Uganda’s Minister of State for Investment, Evelyn Anite, and her alleged misrepresentation of a meeting with the British High Commissioner to Uganda, H.E. Kate Airey OBE. According to a diplomatic note dated July 31, addressed to Uganda’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, …
Read More »Video : Celebrating Nine Years of Holy Matrimony,Mr. & Mrs. Ssebulime’s Journey
In a heartwarming celebration on August 17th, 2024, Mr. and Mrs. Ssebulime marked an extraordinary milestone: nine years of holy matrimony. The couple’s journey has been a testament to enduring love, faith, and commitment, culminating in a joyful gathering at their home on 120 Torresdale Avenue, North York. Family, friends, …
Read More »Canada : World Food and Cultural Festival Canada Happening This September 27th 2024
Mark your calendars for September 27th and 28th, 2024, as Toronto’s Christie Pits Park will host the highly anticipated World Food and Cultural Festival Canada. This vibrant in-person event is set to showcase a rich tapestry of global cuisine and traditions, offering attendees an unforgettable cultural experience right in the …
Read More »Opinion: Kiteezi Landfill, Uganda’s Decay Will Kill Us All One Day
Kiteezi, a once inconspicuous landfill site, has now become a powerful metaphor for what is happening across Uganda—a country buried under the weight of systemic decay. This is not just about physical waste piling up; it’s a representation of how societal, political, and moral garbage has infiltrated every level of …
Read More »Akon City : Over 10,000 Residents To Face Land Evictions
The ambitious project to construct Akon City, a futuristic metropolis envisioned by the Senegalese-American singer Akon, has sparked significant controversy and upheaval among the local communities in Uganda. Over 10,000 residents are grappling with the uncertain future of their homes and livelihoods as they navigate the tangled plans associated with …
Read More »Government Selective Demolitions in Lubigi Wetland Leads to internal Displacement and Uncertainty for Residents.
By Wabusimba Amiri. Recently, the Ugandan government, through the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA), launched an aggressive campaign to dismantle buildings in wetlands. This initiative, intended to conserve the country’s dwindling wetlands, has ignited a contentious debate among citizens and policymakers about balancing environmental conservation with urban development. As a …
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