This report provides a detailed examination of significant corruption scandals in Uganda, particularly those involving the misappropriation of foreign aid from agencies such as USAID, UKAID, the IMF, the World Bank, GAVI, and others. The focus is on incidents during the tenure of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) under President …
Read More »Ntege Lubwama : Dear President Trump: Redirect USAID to Ugandans, Not Their Oppressors
Dear PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP through the U.S. Ambassador, I am writing as a human rights defender and activist, representing the voices of many Ugandans who are unable to speak out against the injustices and human rights violations they endure under the current Ugandan government. I deeply appreciate the role the United States …
Read More »Museveni’s Contradictions: Why Ugandans Must Question His Words
In a democracy, words matter—especially when spoken by those in power. For decades, Ugandans have watched Mr. Museveni’s leadership evolve, but one undeniable truth remains: his words and actions rarely align. His shifting rhetoric exposes a leader whose grip on power has transformed from a promise of democracy to a …
Read More »Canada vs. Trump’s Tariffs: A Test of Diplomacy or Economic Warfare?
By Alexander Luyima In a shocking yet familiar stance, former U.S. President Donald Trump has once again expressed his intent to impose tariffs on Canada, possibly as early as tomorrow. While the specifics remain unclear, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has made it evident that Canada is prepared to respond—purposefully, forcefully, …
Read More »Chief Justice Owiny Dollo Faces Crucial Test as Supreme Court Prepares to Rule on Army Court’s Jurisdiction Over Civilians
Chief Justice Owiny Dollo is on the test as expected today to lead a panel of Supreme Court Justices to deliver an overwhelmingly awaited judgement which will give or stop the army court from prosecuting criminal cases that involve civilians. A number of lawyers and members of the public, this …
Read More »Aid Cuts and Job Losses: The Unspoken Consequences of USAID Foreign Aid Suspension in Uganda.
By Amiri Wabusimba. Uganda stands at a pivotal moment in history, once again at the mercy of foreign policy shifts that expose its deep-rooted vulnerabilities. The recent U.S. presidential directive on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility (DEIA) has reverberated through economies that have become increasingly reliant on international aid. Yet, …
Read More »Trump’s Executive Order on ‘Sex’ Over ‘Gender’ Sparks Global Concern for LGBTQ+ Rights
A recent executive order by former U.S. President Donald Trump mandating the use of the term ‘sex’ instead of ‘gender’ has raised significant concerns, particularly for the LGBTQ+ community. While not entirely unexpected—especially for those familiar with The Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025—the order represents a troubling step backward in the …
Read More »China’s DeepSeek Sends Shockwaves Through AI Industry, Triggering $1 Trillion Market Turmoil
In a groundbreaking development, the launch of DeepSeek, a cutting-edge AI chatbot from China, has caused a seismic shift in the global tech landscape, resulting in a staggering 1trillionmarketlossformajorU.S.techgiants.Nvidiaborethebruntoftheimpactwithahistoric1trillionmarketlossformajorU.S.techgiants.Nvidiaborethebruntoftheimpactwithahistoric589 billion drop, while Microsoft, Alphabet, and Tesla also experienced significant declines. This unprecedented disruption has raised questions about DeepSeek’s capabilities and its …
Read More »Museveni’s Lies Exposed during 39 liberation address Over House hold Income and Land Insecurity in Mubende”
By Amiri Wabusimba. The 39th anniversary of Uganda’s National Resistance Movement (NRM) Liberation Day that was celebrated in Mubende District, presented a reflective moment on the country’s journey since its liberation. President Yoweri Museveni’s speech painted an optimistic picture, emphasizing the government’s commitment to economic empowerment and poverty eradication. He …
Read More »Opinion – Perennial War in DRC is a Scorn at Africa’s sovereignty
By Mike Omuodo A phone vibration drew my attention to an incoming message – a friend had sent a message with an attachment and a note reading, “This is so sad and needs to stop! The message was followed by some crying emojis. Curious, I opened the attachment. It …
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