By Wabusimba Amiri, As Uganda approaches its 2026 general elections, the political landscape is increasingly shaped by the intersection of digital engagement, financial incentives, and the nation’s fiscal stability. This evolving dynamic presents both opportunities and challenges that require a careful examination of their implications for the country’s democratic integrity …
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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 …
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In the world of music, certain songs transcend time and culture, capturing the hearts and souls of generations. One such song is Neil Diamond’s iconic classic, “I Am… I Said.” Revered by millions for its deep emotional resonance, the song has recently been brought back to life by an exciting …
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City businessman Dr Mathias Magoola has defied payment of more than Shs 250 billion in accumulated loan to Equity bank Uganda and Kenya saying it was illegally advanced to him and calculated. Dr Magoola, the proprietor of DEI Biopharma Limited, has now petitioned the court in the case seen as …
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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 …
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Recent controversies involving Ugandan diplomats, Joy Ruth Acheng, the High Commissioner to Canada, highlight significant issues regarding the appointment and conduct of diplomats. These concerns extend beyond administrative efficiency and reflect a broader crisis affecting Uganda’s diplomatic effectiveness and the integrity of its Foreign Service. As Wabusimba Amiri, both a …
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Wabusimba Amiri, Uganda is currently grappling with a convergence of crises that have exposed deep-seated issues of governance, corruption, and environmental mismanagement. From widespread food insecurity to tragic environmental disasters, these challenges are symptomatic of systemic failures that demand immediate action and comprehensive reform. The tragic landslide at the Kiteezi …
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The Evangelical Orthodox Church Uganda (EOC) has expressed deep sorrow following the death of Joseph Tamale Mirundi, a notable Ugandan political and media figure . Mirundi, who passed away on Tuesday evening at the age of 60, was widely respected for his roles as a former press secretary to the …
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Pope Francis has made a historic gesture by meeting with Clare Byarugaba, a prominent Ugandan LGBTQ+ rights activist, and condemning the discrimination faced by queer individuals in Uganda. This meeting marks a significant milestone, being the first time the head of the Catholic Church has engaged publicly with an LGBTQ+ …
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Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, better known as Bobi Wine, will be visiting Canada to reflect on the profound impact of the Oscar-nominated documentary, “Bobi Wine: The People’s President.” This film, which was nominated for Best Documentary Feature at the 2023 Academy Awards, captures Bobi Wine’s courageous fight against Uganda’s entrenched authoritarian …
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