Uganda is set to pay 199.83bn of the 247bn to DRC For Plundering DRC Resources
In a significant move, the Government of Uganda (GOU) is set to pay 199.83 billion UGX of the 247 billion UGX awarded by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This payment comes as a result of actions by…
The Annual African Descent Summit Happening This Weekend In Toronto Canada
On July 20, 2024, the Toronto Pavilion will be the epicenter of an extraordinary celebration of African heritage and culture. The Annual African Descent Summit, Concert, and Award Ceremony promises to be an unparalleled event, bringing together attendees…
Sector-Based Representation: A Solution for Uganda’s Legislative Challenges
In Uganda, a nation grappling with significant societal challenges amidst a relatively modest population of approximately 45 million, the structure and efficiency of its parliament have come under intense scrutiny. With over 520 members, Uganda boasts…
Journalist Male Deogratius Reacts to Museveni’s Anti-Corruption Drive
Museveni Determined to Crush Corruption, Promises More Arrests of MPs In a bold statement to his Cabinet, President Yoweri Museveni declared his unwavering determination to tackle corruption, promising that more Members of Parliament would soon face…
Robert Kyagulanyi Faces Blockade During NUP Nationwide Tour in Bundibugyo
Today, Robert Kyagulanyi, leader of the National Unity Platform (NUP), resumed his nationwide tour in Bundibugyo District amidst significant obstruction from the authorities. The NUPNationWideTour, aimed at engaging with citizens and addressing their…
NUP Party Faces Obstacles in Bundibugyo Mobilization Tour
As the National Unity Platform (NUP) prepares for its upcoming mobilization tour in Bundibugyo District, reports of significant challenges have surfaced. According to party representatives, local authorities, including Lt. Col. Alex Nzirimu, the Resident…
Burkina Faso Junta Proposes Draft Law to Criminalize Homosexuality
Burkina Faso’s military junta said it has adopted the draft of an amended family code that criminalises homosexuality. The West African nation has been among just 22 out of 54 countries on the continent that allow same-sex relations, which are punishable…
Museveni Minister Otaffire Tells Speaker Among,Demanding For Accountability Isn’t Hate Speech, Stop Arresting Activists
Minister Kahinda Otafiire, known for his straightforwardness, has cautioned leaders against misinterpreting citizens’ demands for accountability as hate speech. In Uganda, activists face challenges as political leaders use the law to silence those who…
Latvia’s Law Allowing Same-Sex Civil Partnerships Comes Into Force, Marking a Historic Step for LGBTQ+ Rights
Latvia has reached a major milestone in LGBTQ+ rights with the enactment of its new law allowing for same-sex civil partnerships. The legislation, which officially came into force, provides legal recognition and protections for same-sex couples, marking…
Ambassador Vacancies in Key Nations Threaten Uganda’s International Standing
In recent years, Uganda has faced significant challenges in maintaining its diplomatic presence across various countries, raising concerns about its international representation and the impact on national interests. The absence of ambassadors in crucial…
