Whoever witnessed General Muhoozi’s grand entry into Teso early this week must be scratching their heads for an answer on the magic he might have used to pull the numbers he did. By now, even the slightest doubt that might have existed on the first son’s suitability for presidency must have deservedly withered out among…
By Betty Kizito For the last two weeks, I have òbserved events as they unfolded in Niger with utmost attention. The pride of a first peaceful transfer of power was lost when the military deposed president Mohamad Bazoum in a bloodless coip but with far reaching ramifications. The coup plotters advanced deteriorating economic and security…
In today’s interconnected world, the power of unity cannot be underestimated. Although not everyone will be on the same team or share the same opinions, the value of unity remains crucial, especially for Ugandans. Patrick Ogwang understands the significance of unity and the role it plays in building a strong community. In this post,…
By Betty Kizito The period between 1957 and 1994 saw the complete decolonisation of the black continent after over a century of foreign domination. The decolonisation movement took the sacrifice of the great men and women of this continent and cost the blood of our forefathers. Uganda in particular attainedself-rulee from the British sixty years…
By Sir Simon Muyanga Lutaaya The tenure of Dorothy Kisaka as Executive Director for Kampala CapitalAuthority is set to run down in a matter of days and a fierce fight for the position has been raging for the last couple of weeks and months. As things stand, it’s highly unlikely that the former Museveni Advisor…
Yesterday, May, 3, the world, and Uganda in particular, is celebrating the World Press Freedom day. Congrats scribes, but I have a word for you. I have for some time been with the media and the experience that I have with it is enough for me to at least utter a word or two about…
In this 2 – part series declassify the events that led to my latest and shocking suspension from Baba Television, first for a correct record and secondly to properly put them in context. What did i do and why did i have to apologize. The Background On Thursday, January 26, 2023 I together with colleagues…
Next Media Park that recently retired 30 members of its staff in what it called a digital realignment has lost yet another of its long serving staff. Moses Namayo,a Senior Parliamentary Reporter and Cameraman has been at NBS TV since its inception in 2007 and is one of the men behind the high quality and…
After months of ping-pong between the National Unity Platform (NUP) leaders and their sympathizers to discredit the National Resistance Movement government and prevent President Museveni from attending the US – Africa summit, US President Joe Biden has maintained his Invitation to Mr.Museveni. On Sunday morning, the Vice President Maj Jessica Alupo, Presidency Minister Milly Babirye…
Leading Human Rights Promoter and Executive Director of the Foundation for Human Rights Initiative Dr.Livingstone Ssewanyana has warned that the fast rising levels of poverty will complicate the observance of Human Rights in the country. Sewanyana says majority of the human rights violators are poor people used to abuse the rights of others while majority…
