National Unity Platform (NUP) leader Robert Kyagulanyi, popularly known as Bobi Wine, on Wednesday visited Nkozi Hospital in Mpigi District, where he was born, to celebrate his 43rd birthday by sharing love and gifts with new mothers. Kyagulanyi, who was born on February 12, 1982, during the National Resistance Army …
Read More »Defence Ministry Faces Scrutiny Over Shs381 Billion Costly Bid
The Defence Ministry is under increasing scrutiny as it pushes for an additional Shs381 billion to recapitalize Uganda Air Cargo (UAC) by purchasing new aircraft. This proposal, presented by MP Donozio Kahonda, comes in the wake of operational challenges, including aircraft damaged by bird strikes and the high …
Read More »Uganda’s 2026 Election : Opposition Parties Cite Restrictions, Uncertainty as They Mobilize Quietly
As Uganda inches closer to the 2026 general elections, the country’s political landscape remains unusually quiet. Typically, this period would be marked by heightened activity—rallies, candidate endorsements, and strategic alliances. However, the lack of visible engagement from key political parties has sparked concerns about their preparedness and the …
Read More »Opposition Leader Kizza Besigye Skips Court Hearing, Claims Indisposition
Retired Col Dr Kizza Besigye did not appear before Buganda Road Chief Magistrates Court for further hearing of the inciting violence case. On Tuesday, Besigye wrote to Buganda Road Court Senior Principal Grade One Magistrate Winnie Nankya who is the one handling his case that he is currently indisposed and …
Read More »NUP Picks Nalukoola as Flag Bearer For Kawempe North Byelection’s
Robert Kyagulanyi Ssentamu, popularly known as Bobi Wine, has called on all members of the National Unity Platform (NUP) to rally behind lawyer Erias Luyimbaazi Nalukoola in the upcoming Kawempe North by-election. The parliamentary seat fell vacant last month following the death of Muhammad Ssegirinya, who had represented the constituency …
Read More »DPP Jane Frances Abodo Issues Circular Halting Military Trials of Civilians, Orders Transfer to Civilian Courts Following Supreme Court Ruling
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Jane Frances Abodo, has issued a circular to all prosecutors with guidance on implementing the Supreme Court’s judgment that prohibits the trial of civilians in military courts. According to Circular No. 1/2025, the Supreme Court’s ruling, delivered on January 31, 2025, mandates that all …
Read More »950 Voters in Masaka Panic as Polling Stations Mysteriously Disappear from Electoral Register
At least 950 voters in three cells in the Nyendo-Mukungwe division in Masaka City are in panic over the mysterious deletion of their polling stations from the Electoral Commission’s registers. The affected voters are residents of Kinsadde, Bujja-Njeru located in Nyendo ward and Kitovu Hospital gate cell in Ssenyange ward. For …
Read More »Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi Exposes Shs1.5 Trillion Government Spending on Questionable Investments
Leader of the Opposition in Parliament, Joel Ssenyonyi, has presented a series of oversight reports scrutinizing government investments, raising concerns over how billions of taxpayers’ money have been allocated to projects with questionable returns. The reports, tabled before Parliament, assess investments in Atiak Sugar Factory, DEI Bio Pharma Ltd, …
Read More »Opinion: Uganda’s Ministry of Finance – A Web of Corruption, Nepotism, and Unsolved Scandals
Uganda’s Ministry of Finance has once again made headlines, this time with the arrest of some staff from the Accountant General’s Office. While such actions may seem like a step toward accountability, a deeper analysis exposes a systemic crisis of corruption, nepotism, and political interference that has plagued the country’s …
Read More »Opinion: Uganda’s New Early Childhood Education Policy – A Step Forward or a Setback?
The Ugandan government’s recent approval of the Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) Policy is a landmark decision that aims to integrate pre-primary education into the formal education system. While the move is intended to standardize early learning and improve access, it raises several concerns, especially regarding the role of …
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