After taking oath as President of the Common Man’s Party, Mr. Mubarak Munyagwa declared they are ready to challenge the ruling NRM and will field candidates at all levels in the 2026 General Elections.He went on to say that the government under Presiden
Today, just four of Africa’s richest billionaires hold $57.4 billion in wealth — more than the combined wealth of 750 million people, or half the continent’s population, according to a new Oxfam report.The report –
Fifteen National Unity Platform supporters have been remanded to Luzira Prison until July twenty nine. The group was arrested from various locations in Lubaga Division, including their homes, following accusations of defacing campaign posters of President Yoweri
Today marks 240 days since Ugandan opposition leader Dr. K
“Am sorry sweetheart, I don’t know what got into me. I confess, am the one who seduced both Michael and Timothy. Your brothers fell for my traps and I now regret my actions. Please forgive me, let bygones be bygones and together, build our future and that of
Speaker of Parliament Anita Among’s bid to unseat Rebecca Kadaga as the 2nd National Vice Chairperson (Female) of the National Resistance Movement (NRM) has suffered a major setback after over 70 NRM women leaders from Busoga sub-region threw their weight behind Kadaga.The
Sporting's president has hit back strongly at Gyokeres and his advisorsSporting CP president Frederico Varandas has challenged Viktor Gyokeres and his advisors for his failure to report for pre-season training, seen as a strategy to push through his move
The agent of Altay Bayindir has been at Carrington this week to discuss the future of his client at Manchester United. The Turkish player
Prominent businessman Muhammed Ssebagala, proprietor of Ssebagala & Sons and owner of the Light of the World Electrical Shops in Kiyembe, is staring at the collapse of his once-thriving electronics empire as financial troubles deepen.Court bailiffs, a
Three leading NRM parliamentary hopefuls in Lwemiyaga County have condemned the deployment of soldiers in the ongoing primary campaigns.Theodore Ssekikubo, Joy Kabatsi, and Edmond Bwire expressed concern over the military’s presence, citing voter intimidation
