In a dramatic turn of events that underscores the ongoing struggle for political and civil rights in Uganda, thirteen activists were produced in Kamuli Court today, facing charges of inciting violence and disobedience of lawful orders. The courtroom was charged with tension as the state attorney requested additional time to …
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EMYOOGA VISION BEARER EYES KASANDA SOUTH SEAT.
In the heart of Uganda, amidst the rolling hills and lush greenery, there exists a figure whose name is synonymous with resilience, leadership, and unwavering dedication to community upliftment. Bisaso Abdul, a man of humble beginnings, has emerged as a guiding light for the youth of Kasanda District and beyond, …
Read More »Bobi Wine Launches Nationwide Mobilization Tour Amid Tear Gas and Police Threats Ahead of 2026
In a bold move towards the 2026 elections, Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, launched a nationwide mobilization tour, beginning on May 22, 2024. The leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP) set out from the party’s headquarters in Kampala, with his first destination being Kamuli District. This tour, …
Read More »MPs Criticize State House for Activity Duplication and Revenue Failures in Auditor General’s Report
Members of Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee have criticized State House officials over duplication of activities that are already being handled by other agencies, which they say fails the rationalization that is being preached by President Museveni. The MPs raised their concerns while interfacing with officials from State House who had …
Read More »Civil Society Groups Urge President Museveni to Reconsider NGO Amendment Act 2024
A group of Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) has urged President Museveni to reconsider approving the NGO (Amendment) Act, 2024, citing concerns about the rationalisation of the NGO Bureau. On Tuesday, April 23, 2024, Parliament passed the NGO (Amendment) Bill for the year 2024. The bill is currently awaiting the president’s …
Read More »Haunted Outlet, The Observer Ignores Media Council Summons
The Observer newspaper has snubbed summons by the Media Council of Uganda, citing “jurisdictional deficiencies” and prejudice. The Council on May 8 summoned The Observer editors to answer for “derogation of the sanctity of Parliament” over an article, “MPs bribed to save government agencies”. Mr Paulo Ekochu, the Council chairman, …
Read More »Police Questioned Over Suspect Over-Detention and Use of Buckets as Toilets
Legislators sitting on the Public Accounts Committee of Parliament are concerned that in this era there are police stations where both female and male suspected are being detained in the same cells. According to the MPs, out of the 72 police stations sampled by the Auditor General, only 11 stations …
Read More »NUP’S Kyagulanyi withdraws complaint filed at Uganda Human Rights Commission
The National Unity Platform (NUP) President Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, aka Bobi Wine, has withdrawn his complaint from the Uganda Human Rights Commission (UHRC), which he filed against the government five years ago for canceling his music shows. Bobi Wine accused the Commission and its chairperson, Mariam Wangadya, of lack of …
Read More »UN Report Urges Austria to Improve Treatment of Asylum Seekers
A recent report by the UN Committee Against Torture has called for immediate action to improve the treatment of asylum seekers in Austria, particularly those identified as victims of torture or with mental health conditions. The report, released in Geneva on Friday, criticized Austria for detaining individuals with mental health …
Read More »EU Approves Overhaul of Migration and Asylum Policies Ahead of Elections
With EU elections looming and the rise of far-right parties anticipated, the 27-nation bloc is set to give final approval to a significant overhaul of its migration and asylum policies after nearly a decade of contentious debates. The landmark legislative package, scheduled for approval on Tuesday, reflects years of negotiations …
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