The case in which two city lawyers are accused of forgery has taken a new twist after a prominent law firm has been implicated for alleged convenience in misleading court. In the letter dated December 3, 2024 to the Inspector of Courts, pastor Daniel Walugembe has accused the lawyers, Robert …
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A lawyer and member of the Uganda Law Society (ULS) has demanded that the ULS Elections Committee disqualify five candidates who were nominated to participate in the election of their representatives to the Judicial Service Commission citing contravention of the law. In a December 9,2024 petition, Nicholas Paul Kafuko, an …
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On Saturday, November 30, 2024, Ugandan superstar John Blaq filled 237 Sackville Street in Toronto, Canada, with his captivating maiden concert, marking a historic milestone in his blossoming international career. Known for his deep bass vocals, dancehall hits, and the iconic catchphrase “Aya Basi,” the singer delivered an electrifying performance …
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The plight of 72-year-old Namuddu Ruth has become a powerful symbol of the struggles many Ugandans face under a system rife with injustice and impunity. In June, Namuddu’s home and rental properties were demolished by the National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) as part of a disputed clearance operation, leaving her …
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after the general elections were conducted in Uganda. But it is far from over to the family of George Kasumba, who continue to wait for his return after abduction on January 19th. Jane Kyomugisha, an elder sister to Kasumba narrates that the victim was picked by unknown people who invaded …
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Ugandan-born journalist Male Deogratius, known as Omusawo Tintah, was awarded the Media Support Award of Excellence by African Descent Ontario on November 30, 2024. This prestigious honor recognizes his unwavering commitment to advocating for human rights and amplifying the voices of marginalized communities. The award highlights his influential work through …
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In a world where political persecution should be a relic of the past, the plight of Ugandans at home and abroad highlights the grim reality of President Yoweri Museveni’s 38-year reign. The government’s iron-fisted approach to dissent has left many fleeing the country, only to realize they are not beyond …
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By Wabusimba Amiri. The stories of Bulambuli have become synonymous with recurring tragedies, Year after year if it’s not Kasese, Manafa it has to be Bulambuli landslides and floods claiming lives, destroying homes, and displacing thousands. These disasters, while triggered by nature, expose deeper systemic failures in governance, planning, and …
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Uganda’s alarming human rights record has once again come under scrutiny following the release on bail of Magala Umar, who endured one and a half years of detention under fabricated terrorism charges. His case sheds light on a disturbing pattern of arbitrary arrests, torture, and prolonged detention without trial, particularly …
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oday, the International Day for Differently-Abled Persons (PWDs) was marked with a vibrant event that celebrated their invaluable contributions to the ongoing struggle for freedom and democracy in Uganda. The gathering underscored the role of PWDs in the broader fight against misrule, emphasizing the need for inclusivity and solidarity in …
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