By Amos Ssemuwemba Election Day has consistently been held on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November since 1845. But why is this day, in particular, reserved for one of the most crucial events in American democracy? The answer lies in the nation’s agrarian past. According to History.com, the choice of Tuesday as…
By Amos Ssemuwemba The government has taken legal action against 80 people from Lwengo, Kyotera, and Rakai districts for rejecting compensation payments for their land, which falls within the path of the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) project. The lawsuit, filed by the Attorney General through Senior State Attorney Imelda Adong, accuses the project-affected…
new leadership team poised to drive substantial changes in the Rwenzori Sub-Region
In a defensive move, NUP Secretary General David Lewis Rubongoya responded to Museveni’s assertions by challenging their validity and highlighting the irony of the allegations.
Vice President Kamala Harris has launched an aggressive campaign push through key battleground states.
By Amos Ssemuwemba In a significant move to enhance financial inclusion, Letshego Uganda, in partnership with Airtel Mobile Commerce Uganda Limited, has unveiled a new digital loan product called “Let’s Go Pesa.” Launched yesterday, this innovative service aims to provide flexible and accessible loans to Ugandans directly through their mobile phones. Speaking at the launch…
the Ugandan government has suspended all Jaguar bus services for 10 days,
By Amos Ssemuwemba In a devastating incident in Kyankwanzi District, a 30-year-old man, Ronald Ssemanda, suspected to be suffering from mental illness, has been arrested for allegedly killing his mother and brother in a brutal attack. The victims, 46-year-old Sylvia Namaganda and 24-year-old Robert Ssenyonga, were fatally attacked with a large cassava stem on Monday…
the Busoga Kingdom will mark a significant milestone as the Kyabazinga, Wilberforce Gabula Nadiope IV, celebrates his 10th coronation anniversary
