Winnie Byanyima Petitions High Court for Dr. Kizza Besigye’s Immediate Release, Citing Illegal Detention

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Winnie Byanyima, the wife of Dr. Kizza Besigye, has petitioned the High Criminal Division of the High Court, seeking the immediate and unconditional release of her husband and his co-accused, Hajji Obeid Lutaale. In the application filed on Wednesday, Byanyima is seeking orders requiring the Attorney General and the Commissioner of …

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ADSON Black History Month 2025: Celebrating Innovation, Resilience, and Black Excellence

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As African Descent Ontario (ADSON) celebrates Black History Month 2025, we embrace one of the most powerful themes ever: “Innovation, Resilience, and Black Excellence.” This theme resonates deeply with the remarkable contributions of Black innovators whose creations have shaped the world. Among them stands George Crum, the African-American chef credited …

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Uganda : The Regime’s Reluctance to Free Political Prisoners Despite Supreme Court Ruling

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Uganda’s political landscape has been marred by widespread repression, unlawful detentions, and blatant human rights violations. The recent efforts by the National Unity Platform (NUP) to secure the release of political prisoners—civilians who were unlawfully tried in military courts—are commendable. This situation highlights the deeply entrenched autocratic rule that continues …

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Uganda’s Digital Number Plate Initiative: A Game-Changer or Another Costly Misstep?

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By Amiri Wabusimba.  Ugandan government’s rollout of digital number plates is hailed as a modern solution to the country’s growing vehicle-related crime rates. Promising enhanced security and better traffic management, the initiative aims to introduce a centralized system for vehicle tracking. However, the effectiveness of this new technology remains uncertain, …

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Olivia Lutaaya: NUP’s Unyielding “Foot Soldier” Returns to the Fight for Change After Four Years in Military Custody

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The National Unity Platform (NUP) “foot soldier” is back in the trenches, unwavering in her resolve. “I know what I want,” she declares. A four-year ordeal in military custody would break the political will of many activists, but Olivia Lutaaya appears to be made of sterner stuff—growing stronger with every …

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